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We have always done bare bottom & love it (10g / 30g / 120g). We'd never do it any other way! Mega flow & mega skimming is my advise.

If we add more, would you recommend the same variety... or does that matter at all? They were in with some lyretail anthias where we bought them. Another question... How can I tell the male of our dispar anthias? The guy we bought them from said he's the most pink of them, but something I read...

WOW.... chin hitting the floor...!! That looks amazing.

Okay, I now have a Clownfish, yellow tang, powder brown tang, yellow tail damsel, and 4 dispar anthias in our 120g. The anthius were the latest addition (yesterday) & seem to be being flexed on by the tangs. They aren't hurting them, but they are swimming into their group / swimming at them. The...

We had our last one packed with rock, but got tired of never seeing the fish.

Yes, he's in there with the clownfish and yellow tail damsel.

Is there another variety of tang that would get along with our yellow tang? What order would you introduce them in? A school of 4 anthius okay? 1 male, 3 fm?

We always do bare bottom - no sand. I know everyone feels differently about this, but it works for us.

We just moved everything up from our 29g. The corals needed more room to grow out, as you can tell. Haven't been able to get a great shot of it...

mandarins are also difficult to keep.

What size is it? (Sorry if you've already answered this somewhere.

Hee hee.. okay, no damsel. Mine had me temporarily blinded :0)

Dang, wish we would have known that earlier... just moved them up into their new tank. He'll be a really tough one to catch! Will the flame hawkfish eat our peppermint and cleaner shrimp if they are adults? Will the blonde naso and the yellow tang do okay together? Does the number of fish sound...

You think he will turn aggressive even though he's friendly now?

I always heard damsels were mean, but ours hangs out with the other two like they are all buddies. He's never bothered them. It is a yellowtail damsel, which is supposed to be one of the least aggressive of the damsels.

Six line wrasse pair of clownfish gobies if you have a sand bottom damsel ?

We have a 125 gallon reef tank. As far as fish go, we currently have a perc. clownfish, damsel, and yellow tang. i have a few questions. First, how many new fish should be introduced at once? I have been told to introduce all wrasses at once...? I would like to add a blonde naso tang, a flame...