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Married with a 2 yr old son, who is my passion. I own a Computer Consulting Firm. Live in Dallas, TX.. Born and raised in Arkansas. Die hard Razorback Fan. make sure to visit <a href="http://www.montgomerytech.com" target="_blank">www.montgomerytech.com</a> for all your consulting needs.

AKA Map Angel. I just got a juv about 2 weeks back. He has gorgeous juv colors. He/she seems to like my bi-color dwarf angel alot. Just a gorgeous slow growing peaceful community fish.. He/she got ich around day 2 and probably repelled quicker than any other fish in my systems.

fshhub: I do understand your perspective and there was no bashing on my part or read from what you posted. Were all cool here..

<a href="http://www.enter.net/~reef101/diyhood.html" target="_blank">http://www.enter.net/~reef101/diyhood.html</a> Hope this helps.

Very nice.

Don't be mislead that Lion fish are not really aggressive.. Lion Fish are classified and are semi to aggressive fish. Not saying their going to attack you, but they are semi to aggressive fish. I admit at full adult size your stock is too high. However I'm a believer that if you want it and buy...

I'm not going to tell you that those are way to many fish for a 55 because I don't know the size of your fish. So that said, If you are indeed set on the Lion fish I would start the cycle with some small damsels, and see what kind of lion you really have :) . Lionfish of course are by far hands...

fshhub is correct the Tang is probably out based on the tank size. I would go with a nice purple firefish. These are excellent reef safe fish that stay small up to 3 or so inches. They will contribute a minimal amount of waste to your system as a whole. Beautiful colors and a truly unique fish...

Well if we can assume that your tank is already cycled and your water levels are perfect. AND you ALREADY have a cleaning crew.. shirmps, crabs, snails so-forth. I would add the starfish now.. no harm done.. I don't know the size of your selected fish.. To kind of get an idea of the load...

Its easily water evaporation. I have a 18 gal clear container in my stand for my 125 gal. I place ro water in it and have a pump / sensor setup to fill the sump/refugium when my water evaporates. Its basically maintenance free. We lose about 3 gallons a day in our 125 with the 25 gallon...

School some Dispar Anthias.. Great Colors and they really bring out the tank.