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once you have the temp, Ph, salinity/gravity(1.023is prefct)and all your decoratoins in and your lights are on, you can add your first fish. a damsal is a good choice. You mightwant to drop the temp a degree. you should also get at least two lights for a fish only tank, preferably three.

thanks for the support dennis.can the next person who reads this answer my question under gabe.i dont mean to seem push or any thing but i need some other peoples opinion

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It depends on your filtration and tank maintanence.It also depends on how big your inverts and fish are. From the looks of it, your tank is probably almost at its maximum capacity.You do have alot of things in your tank,but not too many fish.Your inverts do not make alot of waste, but clean up...

Thanks for the reply. O.K, I have an emperer 400G.P.H filter and I change 20% of the water 2 times a week.Is this enough filtration and maintanence to keep live rock and one anenome with 8-12 descent size fish? If not will a protien skimmer enable me to?

dear clayton, I heard that snowflake eels can reach over 39 inches in the wild, but dont reach more than 24 in captivity. _gabe

I was wondering if you could add about15+ pounds of live rock and one anenome in a 50 gallon tank with 8-12 descent size fish, with one actinic bulb, one trichromatic, and one 50/50. Ive been told you cant because the nitrate level will be too high. Is this true?