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I am interested in either of the 48" ones but need a price. E-mail is tcm88@comcast.net.

I sent an e-mail.

A 65 gallon should be fine for this fish even though they do reach 8 inches. They do need caves and hiding places though because they are nocturnal. Cool fish.... jw how much you are going to pay for one?

Yellow tang 6 yrs

You could get goldflake angelfish, a griffis angel, a six bar angel, a declevis butterfly, a golden moray eel, a mitratus butterflyfish, a chevron tang, a black tang or a klunzinger's wrasse. Those would be some cool, rare fish.

Originally Posted by Emperor11 No, the singapore is not technically a dwarf angel, but it is commonly regarded as one, and commonly sold as one, therefore I thought it would be proper to include that that "dwarf" angel would eat sponge. As far as the golden angel goes, I had one a couple years...

I have kept a lawnmower blenny in my 75 for a few years now and it has been fine. As long as you have algae you are fine. Mine only eats algae in the tank and algae sheets I put in for him and the tangs. But the blennies will probably fight but who knows maybe in a tank like that they won't...

Brine shrimp is a stomach filler and not very nutritional for the fish and pellets may not look like a natural food source for the fish. Try feeding mysis shrimp and the clam or mussel idea ryan metioned is a good one. Maybe next time you are at the LFS you could pick up some cubes for butterfly...

Originally Posted by CKY I already have the blue damsel and the domino damsel. I find that the blue damsel is not aggressive at all and keeps to himself while the domino is the meaner one. Do you suggest I return the domino? If you have a blue devil damsel which is probably what you have since...

I've kept a yellow tang for 6 years in my 75 gallon tank no problems. I also have a clown tang in there. They are fine. They get algae almost everyday but at least weekly. The clown tang has only been in the tank for a few months but they are both doing great. The tank is four feet not six too.

Originally Posted by Triggernut Hi Reef, Well my nitrate levels are about 40 and I find it hard to get em down. I do my water changes, clean my filters and stuff. I have a bioball wet dry filter with a 900gph rio pump and a skimmer in my sump. My ammonia, trites',are "0" and my ph is 8.4. I read...

Originally Posted by Emperor11 Correct, with a few exceptions. Some of the larger dwarfs, such as the Bicolor, and the Singapore angel, are voracious sponge eaters. Generally, dwarfs will not touch a sponge, but there is always the exception. I guess the only way to find out is to try, but it is...