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what about a cleaner shrimp

what kinda shrimp could i put in with two percula clowns that wont eat blue leg hermits? in a 45 gal

well its for my 45 and its going to be FOWLR with two percula clowns 20 blue leg hermits a anenome and a couple other fish

i want to take the cheapest protien skimmer and make it better any ideas?

only turn your light on 7 hours a day then you hermits will have time to eat it wile it isnt growing as fast

does anyone know any good websites on urchins

the clown will pick the lion apart until it is dead and the niger might after it matures

for mine i just dont turn my light on as much becasue it grows lots under light so only turn your light on for about 7 hours a day and then it wont grow as much and you crabs will clean it off

get one small power head thats is good for circulation

yah like tangs and angels wil get stressed out in a tank under 70 gallons i think you should get a lawnmore blenny, they eat lots of algae also put a couple turbo snails they will clean the glass

i have like tuns of abandoned shells for them to changeeeee to so im good for that

yah i dont think they will survive wit tap water and youcould also get hermits and if you have any on the glass turbo snails

how is this for a 45 gal - 4-6 percula clowns -20 blue leged hermits -4 turbo snails - 1 black urchin could you help me with anything else i could put in it

is there any other type of clownfish that will get along with perculas?

well huma humas dont grow that fast

what size tank do you have for that thing its huge :eek:

yeah black triggers and niger trigers are the same thing and i would not put a lion in the same tank as a trigger cause it will pick away at the lion until it is dead usually

no i wouldnt becasue the trigger would just have the greatest time picking at it and tearing it apart so if you wanna lose a urchin you can try

what can i do to protect power heads

is the black urchin easy to take care of becasue i am considering getting won but i dont know if i will be able to keep it alive