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wow bang, those yumas are hot! very nice. and no i dont have any. i havent spotted any in the lfs in my area, just the normal fla ricordias.

like what hewton said, you will actually need at least 6 or more. if you have less than 6 they tend to kill each other off (this happened to my in my old 75). they are very passive fish towards other fish. i have a school of 9, all they do is swim around looking for food. they are plankivores...

no worries. i was soo pissed when the owener put that freshwater crap in the tanks, because it killed off several beautiful naso tangs (the big boys about 7+ in). i just didnt want any of your fish to suffer the same fate. but if its made for saltwater and youve had no problems, then thats...

nice pics! i like the m. digitia and the xenia the best.

looking good. like beth im always stoked to see people's tanks evloving, its one of the great parts of this hobby. keep it up.

it looks like a good start. do you have a clean up crew (hermits, snails)? if not i would add them before anymore fish, jmo. also i would hold off on adding any more tangs to the 55. i know you are upgrading to a 120, but that yellow tang will probably shred any new tangs. yellows tend to be...

i know i have learned (and im still continuing to learn) alot about sw and reef tanks in general thanks to this board. i know i wouldnt be anywhere close to being as proficient at keeping corals now if it wasnt for this board and its helpful members. i too remember the changes this board has...

nice looking tank. gold puffer, you might want to remove that plastic treasure chest in shot two. the old lfs i worked at had a nutter for an owner, and he thought it would be a good idea to put a bunch of plastice Freshwater decorations in the saltwater tanks, and they were very similar to your...

heres a pic of my red scooter before she passed away (from the hurricanes)

what size tank? and do you have an overflow? ive got a neon goby that has taken a trip down to my sump twice now. maybe take a look there. hth.

ive got a pair in my 180, and they are pretty active. i think they are confused b/c they spend the majority of their time with a school of chromis. i thought they would hang out in the shadows but i was wrong. heres a pic

ross and reefmad, you both have som nice tanks! where i live the tap water has a ton of crap in it (chlorine, phosphates, other metals, etc) so i use ro/di. thanks for sharing your pics!

not an exact science, but i gues it works. one of the cards is slightly larger than the other. the are often side by side (in a 180) and dont pick on each other, so im guessing that they are either a pair or two females...

i agree with adios, looks like a type of sea cucumber. personally i would put it back into the ocean cos its way too big for you tank. and when they die they release toxins into the water, killing everything in your tank. hth

how do you --- bangii cardinals? ive got a pair but i dont know how to distinguish the sexes of them. thanks for the help.

i have sand, lr and some eggcrate racks (the racks hold mangroves) plus a ton of macro aglae. there are some small trumpet snails that are living and breeding in my fuge.

nice tank. i cant wait to see it w/mh

nice clean tank!

i just resized it cos its my own pic.

as far as stage antics, GWAR musically either Carlos Santana or U2