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I think they would both be visible, but I think (anyone correct me if I am wrong) that the psuedochromis would be more active.

I think it's better than a glass top for that reason (and some others), it doesn't block as much light.

I love that pic of your tang NM!

6 gallon with two clowns??

Oh...ok..I know this hobby is expensive, but 2 x 6 inches of plastic for $11?? Ok, well now I'm relieved. Thanks!

It is wood, and I want it stained. Thanks y'all!

Yes, looks good!

I'm possibly getting an upgrade this fall and decided to start planning! anyways...I would like a tang. What kinds could I keep in a 125? Sadly, my favorite is a Sohal, but I know they need at least a 180 so they're out of the question. I wanted the tank to eventually be a reef, so any that...

No, the tank alone that is reef ready is $300. Then there is a really great looking canopy + stand set that I want for $374. It's unfinished...so I might have to get someone to finish it for me if that's a big deal....I have no idea.

$11 for 2 x 6 what? Inches??

Awesome angels!

I am considering upgrading. A 90 gallon is what I'm looking at. I found a really nice looking stand + canopy on the auction site for $374. The only thing is it's not finished. Would this be a big deal to get it finished? Should only a certain typed of finish be used so that it doesn't hurt...

I love your Queen!

Ok, thanks alot!

Hi, I am thinking about getting a MH light unit and I know I should get rid of my glass cover when I get it. I asked what keeps the fish from jumping out of the tank and someone said eggcrate. I have no idea what that is and where I could get some. Any help would be appreciated.

I've had a yellowtailed damsel 2 years

I love your long nose hawkfish!

Yeah, I think Cleaner Wrasses are very cute, but I don't have any parasites in my tank now, and even if I did he would probably eat them up much faster than the parasites could recover from. Thanks for all the suggestions! Here is my idea... 1 Midas Blenny 2 Occelaris clowns (or other smaller...

That's adorable!

I decided against a sixline wrasse becuase they are a little too aggressive for me...so now I really want to find a nice looking, cheaper, hardy, reef safe wrasse. I know, it's alot to ask. I love the way a Carpenter Wrasse looks, but am unsure about getting a few of them for the male(s) to be...