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My tank is a fish only tank with inverts, i guess i wont worry then- thanks

no problem

I like the list you may have to be careful with the angels as they may fight with one another, but in a big tank you have a good chance that they might get along, I have an emperor and a blue angel and they get along just fine in a 150gallon and they have been together for almost two years now...

are these things harmful to the tank?

thanks for the info just want to get the best results

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I finally purchased a RO/DI Unit and it works great, I was tired of algae blooms after every water change which I do weekly, My question to everyone is that my RO/DI water is in a 30 gallon drum and to heat the water I have to place a heater in it, is it ok to run a powerhead to keep the water...

six line wrasse is a smaller wrasse and would go good with those fish

I would say yes because the are the same shape,size, and from the same family Holacanthus. I have a blue angel and emperor angel in a 135 gallon tank and they get along just fine,

lol, thanks, i had the emperor for a month and he eats like a pig, i love him can't wait to watch him change into an adult

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I work as a police officer and a lot of guys I work with teach there kids about guns from ages 5 on up. I agree that if you teach them to respect the firearm and that this is not toy. I agree most incidents occur because parents were negligent and not securing the firearm in a safe place, as far...

Quote: Originally Posted by Mr. Limpid Just my advice, if a fish isn't swimming right; has blemishes on it's body and doesn't eat don't buy it. Only an experienced person with correct set up has half a chance of saving an ailing fish. amen to that!

nice list may be a little to much for a 180. if you go with the powder blue i would put him in last as they can get aggressive once established in the tank

I would throw algae sheets in for the tangs, angels and even the triggers will eat the algae sheets, the tangs and the angels need to graze everyday with food that has vitamins in it or they can have health problems later.

my clowns love the mysis shrimp along with the tiny spectrum pellets

smaller blue hippos have a harder time the an adult as far as shipping and acclimation go, i would suggest getting a larger blue hippo if possible

I have had 3 humu humu triggers over my 18 years of keeping saltwater fish. They will destroy your inverts, they can become aggressive, even with there owners, i have been nipped several times while cleaning the tank, Humu Humu's are very hardy and very social i never had any problems with them...

Don't you get sad when you sell your fish off? It would be like selling your dog or cat after a couple years. lol

thanks guys, i guess i will have to sell him in a year or two when he gets bigger