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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?

Which ones are easy?

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

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.

aka lawnmower blenny

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

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

I need something to dramatically eat the brown algae that's taking over my tank.

The bag is in the tank now. How should I do this?

I bought 8 snails and a brittle star today. I thought I acclimated them alright, but they aren't moving. Since I can't take their heartbeat and I don't want them to foul up the tank, how will I know if they didn't survive?

Are they compatible. I'm interested in an orchid or strawberry dottyback.

Iodine for my coral banded shrimp? Calcium for my (future) snails? I don't have any corals yet. I use filtered water.

I bought one today. :help:

A cube of frozen Hikari brine shrimp for 1 tomato clown, 1 yellow-tail damsel, and 1 coral beauty?

Right now I have in a 29G: 1 yellow-tail damsel 1 tomato clown 1 coral beauty angel I'd like to get another (probably final) fish to complete the tank. I'd like something that's colorful, tough enough for these tankmates, and won't spend 24 hours hiding in the LR. What would you recommend?

I concerned about my yellow-tailed damsel (which I bought last week) and tomato clown (which I bought yesterday). I give them Nutrafin max marine flake food and Tetra Sprinulina. They don't lock on to the food; merely taking bites out the flakes that come their way and usually spitting it out...

I don't plan on getting corals until 2005.