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GRRRREAT tank... LOVE IT!

I once had a mandarin that i fed frozen blood worms and he loved em... man he was a pig, but died since i wasnt monitoring ph lvls like i should and the ph dropped pretty bad (

In my LR i have noticed that there seems to be a "colony" of little seashell looking things burrowed inside the rock... they have 2 tenticle looking things in it when it opens up (under lower light) im assuming that what ever it is is a filter feeder, anyone have any idea what this is? :D

No inverts... so looks like i made a QT tank out of my main, cant get any better than that :D

My clown appeared to have ich this afternoon after going 1 week with no signs of the disese, I moved my LR to my 10gal and filled it 50% up with my tank water and put the LR in it... I then started to lower to salinity lvls in the main tank to go ahead and treat my 3 fish, is this ok or have i...

Today i woke up and checked all my fish out... everything looks good :D , the garlic sounds like a good idea just incase its not gone for good. Thanks for the replys :D

Ok, ok... i know tangs arent supposed to be in 20gal which i didnt know till i found this message board ( <img src="graemlins//eek.gif" border="0" alt="[eek]" /> the lfs says its ok!!!!! hah!!!!) :D anyways i plan to upgrade to a 75 pretty soon. i had a feeling someone would say somethin...

Alright heres my story... i have a 20gal tank with a 2.5in pacific sailfin tang, 2in cinnamon clown, and a 3in sleeper goby. The first two fish that were in my tank were the tang and goby, they got ick and i cured it with hyposalinity. Recently i noticed that the new...

I recently had this problem... i purchased a small cinnamon clown from my LFS that wouldnt eat!! i was really concerned like you were... first, i checked my water conditions (they turned out good)then i checked him out for any signs of disease or injury (that turned out good too)... I think...

Tangs may do ok in that tank for awhile if theyr very small but they really need a 55+ to do better, some tangs need a larger tank than that. I would say you could get away with what you have in your tank if you watch you water quality very closely. I would take the tangs out hough... :D

Just an idea... You could try and feed your mandarin blood worms... i know most will say that you canNOT feed them anything but coepods BUT, I personally have had a mandarin in a 20 gal with only 10lbs of LR and i was feeding him Bloodworms (what the other fish were...

I would have to be a Cinnamon Clown... I think they are soo interesting.