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yeah scratch the firefish, sorry forgot to take those off

I would post the name of the site that carries them but I dont want saltwaterfish.com to get mad when I mention ***********.com!

how much larger would the tank have to be if I put in a large emperor as my angel?

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Basically soccer is for little kids.

Thanks guys. I have a PYGMY angel in the 40, not the atlantic blue, don't worry. So, if I took out the Naso, is there some other fairly large coloful fish I could add in, or is it full?

could someone please give their opinion on this

yep

Any thoughts whatsoever

180 gallon 1. Passer Angel (Holacanthus passer) or Annularis Angel (Pomacanthus annularis) 2. Yellow tang (Zebrasoma flavescens) 3. Pinkface (Five-stripe) wrasse (Thalassoma quinquevittatum) 4. Snowflake eel 5. Auriga butterfly (Chaetodon auriga) 6. 2 purple firefish gobies 7. Naso tang (Naso...

Anyway the correct answer was Mozart...thought that would have been blatantly obvious...hmmmm

Precisely my point.

I was under the impression that sea hares have been known to emit toxins.

What's everyone's obsession with damsels and chromis? Just looking for a cheap way to add some color? Seems more like a pointless gesture that only serves to increase the bio load when you could have an alternate more interesting....weird.

What kind of shark needs the least room (open gravel especially)

If I had to guess, some sort of wrasse of the coris genus or whatever

Always interested to hear opinions. Who's the greatest ever and who is your favorite?

Well I'm only 17, so my only instrumental training is primarily in clarinet and a little piano. I agree. German composers are amazingly superior, and I mean that in a non-Nazi sort of way. Yeah Strauss is definitely not a favorite of mine. Haha...I have to write a 5000 word essay this summer...

I WOULD HIGHLY RECCOMEND going for a tank that is larger than 50. 75 or 80 would be great.

Yes indeed. Although it's my profile name because it is my last name. Love Symphony No. 5, Trout Quintet, Unfinished Sym, and so many others. However, right now I've been listening to Mahler Sym 5, which is amazing.