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i can get some maybe tomorrow

sweet, I got him last night and he's fine i mean he was swimming all around. He seems happy

So, is it risky to have one in this tank or should it be fine?

I was wondering if maybe i could get a picasso trigger in my tank. right now i have a snowflake eel and a scopas tang, my tank is a 110g.

good advice ci

well sometimes you can but most of them seem to be unreliable.

also, you shouldn't believe everything you see or hear at a fish store.

damsels are very agressive fish. trust me you dont cycle a tank with fish.

that tank is so colorful it is gonna be so awesome when the rics grow out

the tank looks like its going well

that star fish and trigger are so sweet

the tank looks great

you're supposed to cycle the tank with the live rock until the all your water paremeters are ok then add a fish. The damsel is probably going to die if you add live rock while its in there, but either way the damsel will die. you need to do more research.

blennies have such great personality.

you've got a great tank i love sexy shrimp.

the goby is 2.5 inches and the eels mouth is about 3/4 of a dime. I also heard that if you keep an eel well fed they usually dont bother your other fish.

the tank also has lots of rockwork and hiding places

Yesterday i saw a snowflake eel that was about 4 inches long and I was wondering if I could have it in my tank. Its a 110g it has: a purple firefish scopas tang sixline wrasse sleeper bullet goby bluehead fairy wrasse all the paremeters are fine.

any kind of trigger?

I was wondering, could I have a picasso triggerfish with a scopas tang, purple firefish, sixline wrasse, and green chromis?