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Nicely done. Livestock looks fantastic.

I know two people that have had bluejaws in their reefs for a long time now without any problems. All fish are different though, so you may get one who doesn't fit the norm. Sargassum and pinktails tend to be reefsafe as well, and crosshatches too if you have the dough.

Nice looking triggers everyone...love seeing the undy's

Looks nice, keep up the good work.

55g w/ 5" female undulatus trigger 29g w/ flame hawk, black ocellaris, yellow damsel, assorted soft corals Nothing too exciting

Sooner than later the picasso will start harrassing the eibli.

40lbs of liverock will barely be anything in a 210. Liverock gets expensive, so seeding with some base rock would be a much less expensive option. I personally don't like to mix large angels and tangs with aggressive fishes. It can work out, but often times it doesn't. You will need to have some...

Nix the dragon wrasse. There's a good chance he would pick on the shark's cartilage. I think two epaulettes, or an epaulette and bamboo would be ok, but I think the only other fish in the tank should be a ray. Go for a yellow ray, they are much hardier than blue spots. Make sure you have a very...

Many times, the dogface will pick on the porcupine if they are kept together. I've got no experience with keeping two dogfaces together, but have never seen it happen if that tells you anything.

How long is a 70g? A snowflake will be fine in there. Skip the undulate, although they are fascinating (I kept one for 3 years), they are just too dang mean 99% of the time. A niger will be fine, but he will probably outgrow that tank eventually. A bluejaw or similar planktonic trigger might be...

The triggers may be fine together, you'll just have to watch them. If they are equally aggressive, add the blueline first, being it is smaller. Make sure you have plenty of liverock, or other aquascaping to make sure each fish can establish a territory and have a place to relax. I'd be worried...

75g will be fine for an adult. - Bo

Epaulettes, banded, and marbled cat sharks should all be fine. Just make sure you have a fine sand bottom on the tank. Also make sure any liverock in the tank is secured and won't topple. Bo

PETA is a radical group. They will stop at nothing to put an end to many of the activities we love. ***** may have some problems, but PETA is definately not the people to contact about them. Bo

I am sure that it is not a minitatus. Well, I stand corrected. What color is the fish? It looks red to me.....Bo

Goldentail eels are invert eaters by nature. I'd be hesitant to add an eel to a tank with a purple lobster (even though they can be quite agressive themselves.) Bo

Nope, never heard of a cat shark eating an eel.

1. Sometimes - When smaller, cbs often get along well with other tankmates. However, when they mature they get quite aggressive. It's not uncommon to lose shrimp and small fish to a large adult cbs. 2. Both will eat anything. Meaty food, pellets, etc. 3. Cleaner shrimp very rarely act...

Reef chromis are your best bet for a peaceful, non boisterous tankmate. When most of the smaller damsels mature, you see their true colors. Bo

I've had a pistol shrimp in my 20g for over two years now. Haven't lost a fish or shrimp since adding him. Bo