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They are great fish,a little shy,it would help if they were introduced before any boisterous fish,but once they settle in they are great.Provide it with seaweed selects,dwarf angel formula,and some brine shrimp,with zoe or some other type of vitamin.

get them out of the 20 gallon tank,they are getting just to cramped.Both of those fish need some space,and a flame hawk can become agressive if it is not given room,they are a little territorial.

The dwarf angels will not do good in a tank without live rock.Your water parameters are probably not too great,and that is probably why you have all of that algea,and dwarf angels need good water,so I would stay away from them if I were you.you could try a wrasse,or maybe some kind of...

Dog face puffers have many differant shades dependind on were they come from.

No large angels should be put in a 75 gallon tank,plus passers are very aggressive and would be really aggressive in a small tank.So don't do it!

sailfin blennies are very aggressive,and probably will keep bothering the hawk.The hawk's color is fadeing because he is stressed,you have to get rid of one of them if you want the hawk to live.

your tank is a little too small for two angels,they would probably fight.

You have to have low nitrates,and feed food enriched with supplements,also make it the last fish in your tank,they are not skittish,they are a very bold fish that can become a bully if it is introduced before all the other fish,unless you plan on putting something else that is more aggressive.

I kept a flame and a flame back together together in my 90 gallon,they were added about a week apart from each other,they did fine together they even roamed the tank together.I was mad when I had to get rid of them when I moved the tank to my new house.

I have ordered online several times,I have found that it is best only to buy fish when it says the location they came from,because if it doesn't say were it came from then it came from the Phillipines.

With those fish I would put the jawfish in first to get it established before the other fish,Jawfish are great fish for a community,the yellow heads are cheap and really fun to watch.Then the Blenny,then goby,then percula,then flame Angel.Forget about the blue tang.

Frozen Angel Formula is good food for Angels,also Zoe by Kent Marine,also helps with adding vitamins.

If you get a Regal from the Red Sea or Fiji,and it is eating before you buy it,and your water quality is good,they are good fish.Also smaller 3-4" Regals usually do better.

The Blue star that I ordered d=from this sight died after about two weeks,you will know if it is dead, because they kind of fall apart.

The Blue star that I ordered d=from this sight died after about two weeks,you will know if it is dead, because they kind of fall apart.

As long a s you get a good one that didn't come from the phillipines,they are really hardy.

The tang should leave the flame angel alone.

Pinktails are less agressive,and are easier to find a small one than a small blue jaw,but I would never put a trigger in a reef,your just asking for trouble.People contimplate putting dwarf angels in a reef, and you want to put a trigger in?

You can treat the tank with marycin or Melafix,that should help.Then when they get better,have the owner of the eels,take them to a store and trade them in for something that will fit in a tank that size.

Copper will kill your coral and live rock,as will hyposalinity.Don't worry about keeping another fish until you get the ich taken care of!When they do get better,if you still want a tang,a purple or yellow tang would go fine with a hippo.The two purple tangs that you were talking about might...