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hi, i am updating my filter and i am wondering what brand/make is the bets for saltwater reefs thansks

Hi, could i keep a seahorse if i target feed brine with a syringe? i have other fish such as a tang, clownfish, and chromis

So if have other kinds of fishi in my tank, such as chromis, clowns, and a tang. can i use a syringe to feed the sea horse? need quick response!

okay, so nothing will castch on fire if the fan isnt on?

I just bought a 48 in nova t5 extreeme light... my question is do i have to keep the fan plugged in all the time because its really loud. or can i just keep the lights on

also, you might not watn the linka star- very hard to keep

some kind of school of atlantic blue tangs would be sweet, or maybe some yellows and blues.

i might add a copperband butterfly if you have the right size tank, or maybe an arrow crab! good luck

you gotta remember rule of thumb for saltwater is 2-3 inches of fish per 10 gallons...i would probably go with the pair of clowns the angel, and maybe a small fish

in the wild yellow tangs are open water swimmers- so they need a huge tank (not to say 46 isn't a good size) you may wanna stick with clowns, reef safe wrasses, gobies, and blennies

cool! i used to have one, be sure to give himm meaty foods. but he might want a tank mate!

they huma is about 1.5 and the bursa is about 2.5 inches

okay, heres what i have right now -percula clown -green chromis -bursa trigger -huma huma trigger---i decided i want snails, starfish, and hermits i think i'm bringing the trigger (s) back to the store.. what i want is either -1 sixline wrasse -1 hippo tang (maybe) -1 kole tang -1 atlantic blue...

i have a 75

Yup, looks just like that..hmm i may be bringing the bursa back to the lfs

Hey- so i totally impusled bought a huma huma trigger, and a bursa trigger they were so cute! the problem is i want to get anenomes and crabs, snails and stuff... anyone had any luck with their triggers not eating that stuff?

i mean, i've read that the yellow tang has done well in a 90 or 75 buti guess its all about experience. i also read that hippos can go in 70 or less.

Hey, i upgraded to a 75 and would like a tang..any suggestions?

Personally, i don't. i just set up my 75 gallon and i'm debating over getting an awesome filter , or skimmer. i've had sucess without one, and i know other people who do not use skimmers what is your thought?

at the lfs, sorry i posted this twice i didn't see this thread. does anyone have any advice or tips?