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I have a 72g hex (still cycling), with about 30-40 lbs of LR, with about another 50 lbs. to be added (before fish introduction, ofcourse). I know about all the rules on loading a tank but not have not yet gotten into tangs, this is why I ask. I know certain tangs cannot be housed together...

I havent done much research on it yet but I was wondering what kind of tangs can be housed in the same tank. I have seen yellows and blue hippos in the same tank at the LFS but that is really not a reliable source to go by. Your input is appreciated, thanks.

here is my best friends Husky, Kodia. She is a beautiful dog but has unfortunetley passed on in the passsed couple of weeks. She was a great dog.

not a husky either but this is my evil little ripley as a pup. she has grown some since...

i have: 1- blue damsel 1- bangai cardinal 1- fire fish 1- tomato clown also: 3- camel back shrimp 1- cleaner shrimp 2- feather dusters it's a nice peaceful little community

if i do a change once a week i do 5 gallons if i do a change once every other week i do 10 gallons.

if it was covered in plastic/shrink wrapped it is not live rock. you probably have dead coral. live rock is sold out of a tank filled with water with a lot of other rocks in it. this is why research is key before going to the lfs and spending $$$.

i think by adding the cardinal you may be pushing the limits on your 10g. smaller tanks are not as forgiving as larger ones and will be much harder to maintain if a problem arises.

check this out it may help a bit. <a href="http://www.reefs.org/hhfaq/index.html" target="_blank">web page</a>

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i am using one on a 33g and it works fine. the only thing you need to do is tweek it alot, but other than that i am happy with the prizm.

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yes i have to agree with fish for life, this book is an excellent book for the saltwater beginner. The Conscientious Marine Aquarist by Robert Fenner: 2 thumbs up

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maybe it was a mistake. did you get into an arguement with someone on the boards? upset a shark? since you are back on I would assume it was a glitch in the system.

are you sure you were banned? i dont think that you would be able to post if you were banned

no never been there seahorse. can u tell me where it is? still in the search of finding the optimal lfs. thanks

i have read that 6-7 watts per gallon is recommended for a reef.

i have seen numerous times that cleaners were in groups at different lfs and all looked good. i do not know though how to tell the --- of a shrimp.

could possibly be red coralline algae, it is a good thing and it will eventually spread. does it look like a hard covering?