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about four inches. he wasn't that big. in fact the bi-color angel was about the same length

the tang has been here for a month, she was in a 55g tank, all parimeters are good,i.e. zero as as close to zero as i can tell(i hate these color charts). I have three damsel of assorted species, one pseudo chromis, a lawn mower blenny, a sand sifting goby, and a bi-color angel. And a group...

it was a yellow tang, and yes i used some chlorine killer when i added new water but i also use ro water only. and my hands never got in the tank, have long handled sponge to clean glass with, so i never have to touch the water with my bare skin.

woke up yesterday and everything was fine. Did my weekly task on the tank, i.e. cleaning filters and water changes, cleaning glass that the snails didn't get and then fed every one. Every one was doing fine and then about 3 in the afternnon noticwed my tang had died. no visible signs of...

woke up yesterday and everything was fine. Did my weekly task on the tank, i.e. cleaning filters and water changes, cleaning glass that the snails didn't get and then fed every one. Every one was doing fine and then about 3 in the afternnon noticwed my tang had died. no visible signs of...

yellow tang and yellow tail damsel won't leave each other alone. In fact the tang protects the damsel form everyone else in the tank

no i have not doesed my tank with anything, someone thinks that i might have starved them. I guess this could be a posibility, because i have some good algea eaters n my fish population,

I was in a salt chat room last night and one of the others in the chat room seems to think that my yellow tang might be developing ich. He is doing just fine swimming and eating well but he seems to be "flicking" across the rocks and has formed a bruise on his left side. so the question is...

My temp is between 78 and 80 depending on when the lights are on, and my trates at the last check were between 0 and 5 ppm, and were talking about ten snails. i turned them over last night before went to bed and they still aren't looking good. too much of there body exposed. and none of...

my salinity is at 1.021 and 1.022 and i have had the snails about a month

I noticed when I got home that most of my snails were on their backs and not looking good. Checked my levels and the only thing out of the ordinary is my nitrates. Why did this happaen?

I have a yellow tang, a bi-color angel and about threee damsels. And one royal dottybck. Any ideas on any other fish that i might be able to add. The tank is 55 gal with about forty lbs of live rock with plenty of retreats for the fish. Just trying to get an idea of what else I might be...