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I actually haven't started building yet. Sorry guys.... Chad

He had some Smoothhounds in there too Chad

Mike, are you running a sump on this tank? Just wondering because I'm not on my 75g. Chad

Nice tank, Mike. Looks very good! Chad

Beautiful torch, beautiful anemone, beautiful hair algae eating mithrax crab, beautiful everything Chad

Bumpity Bump Bump Bump chad

Sounds like a cool project! Chad

Nice to know someone on here is making sure people know the info and care needs about sharks. Chad

Nice thread, Mike. Chad

IMO, they need at least 480g for life. Chad

IMO, Banded Cat Sharks (Chilloscyllium Punctatum) need at least 480g for life. Chad

A Dwarf Lionfish (Dendrochirus Zebra, or Dendrochirus Brachypterus) IMO would be fine in a 55g. If you get it small, it is hard to get them to begin feeding, so feed it live feeder shrimp or feeder fish. He might even eat your damsels, depending on how big they are compared to the Lionfish. HTH Chad

Mine eats fro. krill, fro. silversides, squid, and shrimp. Chad

LOL. Well, my setup is 75g, with a Scopas Tang, Blue Tang, Yellow Damselfish, and Snowflake Eel. Parameters are prestine. It's FOWLR but I will be switching over to reef, just because I want more movement, without more fish. Thanks, Chad

Eveybody's so rude. LOL

I might end up doing the same, who knows.

Tang police.... IMO, no tang belongs in a 3ft tank. Chad

Not sure. I want to keep it and make it a reef tank, but who knows, I might sell it for the extra money to build the pond. Thanks for the compliments everyone! Just so everybody knows, the two tangs WILL be transferred to the pond. Chad

Coolguy, those two tangs will soon be transferred to my 1,100 gallon shark pond. No worries! I know what I'm doing. Chad

Hey all. I'm new here and just wanted to share my 75g soon to be reef tank. Here we go: Right side: Left Side: Full Tank Shot: Me and the Tank: (water isn't green, just looks that way) In the 1st pic, you can see my Scopas Tang (4 1/2") In the 2nd pic, you can see my Snowflake Eel (11")...