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It seems like my saltwater tank evaporates twice as fast as my freshwater tank, and replacing saltwater is twice as much of a pain to replace since I'd be banished if I used tap water. It seems like I have to replace 2 gallons every week for my 29G. I only have a glass top lid and I need space...

I'm planning on getting a dwarf angel tomorrow. Leaning towards coral beauty, cerub/pygmy, half-black, and Eibli's.

Flame? Coral Beauty? Eibli? Cherub? Half-black? Rusty?

What kind of damsel is that?

Which ones are easy?

I only have three right now: Talbot's damsel Tomato clown Royal gramma I'd like to get one more fish (a dwarf angel).

Update: I got a Talbot's Damsel

I currently have 20-25lbs of LR (from this site) in my 29G. Would adding 10 more lbs make a difference?

Update: I currently have a tomato clown and a royal gramma. I've tried keeping yellow-tail damsels but the two I got didn't survive. I'd like to try a different species of damsel.... such as a blue devil or a four stripe....

Safe to put with a tomato clown and a royal gramma in a 29G?

Which one is hardier, less shy, amusing, etc? I have a 29G with a tomato clown and a yellow-tail damsel.

I have a tomato clown, a yellow-tail damsel, and an urchin in my 29G.

Are LMBs hard to keep?

aka lawnmower blenny

Originally posted by Blitz99 i seriously want to kill him... he mocks me constantly... *reports animal cruelty*

The ones voiced by Will Smith, Angelina Jolie, and Renee Zellweger?

I don't know if it's molting or rotting. Someone help, please.

It's torso is bloated and its eyes are white. I don't know if it's still alive.

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Originally posted by spline9 Fighting Conchs are good for diatoms, if thats what you have. Is a 29G big enough for a fighting conch?