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I am sorry to hear that. Thanks for the heads up though and now u have given me some ideas for fish selection. Idk if I have the ba**s to get a achillies yet but a naso, powder and the other sounds good. Maybe a purple tang, naso and powder?

Originally Posted by Eaglephot I wouldn't put an achillies with a powder. I think it is too risky. How about a Naso, Powder and a Zebrasoma of sorts like a yellow or purple or sailfin. OR a Naso, Achillies and a zebra. JMO. OH! AND I would not put a lawnmower blenny in your tank. Mine was a...

Is the powder blue and the achillies same shape? I was thinking a naso, powder and a achillies if possible, that would be cool, but risky

I heard the achillies can be a bully just like a powder blue...but in the same sentence I have seen 3 tangs get along very well in the same size tank(all diff types of tangs)

Def my fav!

Tang should have 75g at the very least. They can grow fast and after awhile you should have them in a 100+ gallon tank.

Ok so I tried making up a list that will work, let me know if you see any flaws guys! I am just looking to have alot of color! Thanks for the help! Fish: 5 green chromis 2 false perc clowns Powder blue or brown tang Coral beauty Angel Royal Gramma Lawnmower blenny Manderin Dragonet Does...

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sorry just had to add that when u get to the page go to my 135 gallon mini reef tank it is that vid. Sorry again for the confusion

I was looking around found this video. It is really cool to me becaue it seems like everything in the tank is moving and wavin! Tell me wat ya think. Also what are the big wavy corals in this vid? Anyone know? http://video.google.com/videosearch?...nk&hl=en&emb=0

You still have a undivided left?

Des Moines

Knowone?

I would go down to maybe like 6-7 tangs and some smaller fish, idk if I would even put 7 in there but that is just me...Good luck with the tank!

Originally Posted by markeo99 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNz6t4rRb_0 yeh I think you would notice they are towards the end ^^^^DUDE THAT IS NUTS!^^^^

Sorry to hear about your loss

That tank is nothing but a ticking time bomb!

Originally Posted by Flricordia Looking good so far. I always had problems with the moonlights on my biocube too. They finally just quit working altogether and I got a DIY and installed it in the hood. Tryed several times to contact Biocube (think it is actually Allglass) and finally got hold...

Do you have stock lighting for that clam? Need some more live rock and get rid of the tang and everything will start coming together! Welcome to the hobby that you spend all your time and money on, but in the end is worth every hour and penny!

Originally Posted by Tankgeeks berghia nudibranchs are the best option, if you have patientce, as aiptasias are the ONLY thing they eat, unlike the peppermint shrimps.... ^^^Like he said nudibranchs won't are the best option, but I also heard that if you run out of aiptasia for them to munch...