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All of those together in 29 gal would definitely be overstocked...BTLDreef is 100% correct

I've had one for 4 yrs in my 29 gal...but maybe I've been lucky.

I never had much luck with peppers, but AiptasiaX worked really well.

I've found peppermint shrimp to be borderline worthless when it comes to aiptasia. Your best bet is using AiptasiaX. It's the only thing that worked for me when I had an outbreak in my 30 gal.

My recommendation is Aiptasia X. The problem with the Aiptasia is where there's one, there's probably more...so to ensure you prevent them from spreading I would get a peppermint shrimp as well. They eat Aiptasia. Between the X and shrimp you should be money. As far as the Sixline Wrasse, I...

The maroon clown is probably 3 inches long, 1 green chromis is about 2 inches, the other maybe 1 and the goby probably 2 1/2. All the parameters are good though, I worry about crowding the fish more then the parameters. Also, I currently have a Rio protein skimmer but am thinking about changing...

Thanks...do you think 5 fish will be too much for a 24 gal?

Hey everyone, I don't post much but like to read and study up on some of the info. spread around on this site. I need some advice. I have a 24 Gal nano with about 25 lbs of LR. I use a mixed CC and sand for the bedding. I have a maroon clown, 2 green chromis, and a goby. I have only a few hermit...

I recommend 1 large to base the layout of the tank and several small to accent. The only problem with small LR is it is easily moved and may fall from time to time.

I have the Nikon D40x and use it to take pictures of my tank. I've also played around with the D40 and believe that for the price its about as good as a camera as you're gonna get. Really user friendly too.

It took the clown about a month to warm up to the anemone, but once he figured out what the anemone was all about he stayed in or around it 24/7. I've even had the anemone split into two once which was neat.

About 4 years at least. Been with the tank since the beginning. Got the anemone a couple years after the tank was established.

Gotta love the military life. The one thing keeping me from getting a 100+ gallon tank.

I have this problem myself. Joe's Juice does the trick. I would use Joe's Juice first on a couple of the Aips per day and then add one or two peppermint shrimp for the clean up work. Joe's Juice is harmless to your tank...just don't use too much at once.