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nice tank. im impressed by the field of yellow polyps!

the cost is way too much for me to even think about!

hmmm this is news to me. ive never heard that the "nori" or sushi seaweed didnt have any nutrional value cos its roasted. i always heard about leatuce not being worth any nutrional value. any know if this is true about the nori?

look at some of the other posts about schooling fish. but real quick though, ive read that the min is 6 (or 7 depending on the book/article). hth.

anthias are another option, but are larger and can be more difficult to feed. one reminder about chromis, they need a minimum of at least 6 (or 7 depending on what literature you are reading) to school and to be peaceful towards each other. if you have less they tend to kill each other off. i...

mine eat anything. but one of the better foods for them is the cyclopeeze. i feed mine the powdered form at least two small pinches a day. remember that chromis are plankivores, and in the wild they are constantly eating plankton. (hence why cyclopeeze is a good product for them.) hth and good...

nice lobster. in a few months it will be big enough for dinner. yum yum.

NM-awesome pics as always. i use a power shot A70 by canon. its only pushing 3.2 megapixels, but im going to start looking into the SLRs (digitals) in the next year or so, hoping that the prices will drop.

i am awed by the powers of the euro reef. awesome, awesome skimmer.

different looking aquascaping, i can dig it.

nice pics, thanks for sharing!

golfish sorry about your bad luck. if i wasnt irish i would just have pure bad luck as well, but atleast i get short spurts of good luck from time to time. good luck with the new reactor.

my powder brown is nonaggressive towards his tankmates, but they are in a large tank 180. he is a pig, eats anything i put in the tank, but the only draw back is that he is an ick magnet. if i look cross eyed at them the ick pops up i swear.

the powder brown/blue might fight with each other b/c they are very similar to each other. and as you already know are hard to take care of, right along with hippos. there are plenty of other options as far as tangs go. look at maybe a kole or cheveron tang. both stay small and are hardy. a...

sounds like you are providing an excellent diet for your fish. i only put one sheet of nori (green seaweed) in my tank a day, and my fish get feed formula one/two with cyclopeeze and garlic drops.

you might have better luck looking in the aggressive forum. if i was to have a small stingray i would put it into the 135, making sure you have a sandbed. stingrays eat alot of crabs, shrimp, and mollusks. i would not feed any saltwater fish goldfish. hth.

bang as always i enjoy your pics/posts about breeding. once day i hope to reach your skill level.

just in my experience my condy seems to feed more off my lights than meaty food. i do spot feed about 2-3 a week larger pieces of forumla one.

you can, but they would be the only fish. look at percs or false percs, most other clowns get way too large for a 10.

you are off to a good start it looks like.