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Quote: Originally Posted by molodets I don't remember the brand, but i use them every week Ammonia 0, Nitrite 0, Nitrate 5 to 10, PH is 8.4, salt lever is 1.26 You should start testing calcium as well if you're going to start with corals. Buying a refractometer would be a good investment too...

Get some 2-part epoxy sticks when setting up your rocks and you won't have them falling over down the road. It's generally available at any hardware store and cures under water, and is non-toxic so you can apply it to the rock as is. Moving rocks around in a larger tank like a 75 isn't going...

Like nicetry stated, large tangs need more room to roam. Generally that means a minimum 125 gallons. The pigmy angels do make great tank mates for clowns. If you intend to add coral down the road try one of the easier-going pigmy's like a Vroloki (usually labeled as a half black angelfish in...