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For the price, look at the nikon D70, it has fast shutter speeds.

That tang will grow to be quite large and will need at least 6ft of swimming room. He won't last in that tank for much over 6 months. Remember take what the fish store says with a grain of salt, they are part fish lovers part business men and of course they have to sell stuff to stay afloat.

First of all, a 30 gallon tank is too small for a yellow tang, and as well IMHO you have too many fish in a tank that has only been up and running for 6 weeks. It usually takes at least 6 weeks for a tank to cycle.

Yeah i've never seen any problems either. My friend has a Humu Humu, Picasso, Niger and an Undulate in one tank and they all get along fine. It's a 135 gallon tank with a fair bit of rock.

Most divers fear titans more than sharks. I've never been bitten by one, but i've heard they take one heck of a chunk. And yes it's probably painful, plus you are in saltwater so it stings too.

how much rock does it eat during the course of a week? I've heard that titan triggers actually eat LR.

I've had a niger, huma and lunare for almost 2 years now without a single problem.

How about a Lunare Wrasse & a Humu or Niger trigger. those would be on the top of the list for me.

My pair of true perculas did the same thing for a week or so, but now they are out in the middle of the tank showing off as usual.

ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh yeah. Never put a trigger in a reef. They'll do nothing but eat polyps, etc....

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Originally posted by wamp To add: And then to a Fish only if your clown trigger is like mine was. Strnage fellow liked to naw on the LR.... Never seen anything like it. I figured hee was sharpening his teeth but who knows. Actually, the Titan Triggerfish actually eats LR from what i've seen...

Mine was a Blue Devil Damsel. I still remember buying it, around this time last year for my 33 gallon.

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Honestly the best clean up crew for an agressive tank is a very efficient protein skimmer. Any inverts or anything else that you put in the tank will be a nice dinner for the fish. A 120 gallon tank should be fine for the triggers & tang.

Sounds like red slime algea, which is a cyanobacteria. What are your phosphate & nitrate levels? It could just be too many nutrients in the water, etc.

I'm gonna take a lot of heat for this, but I honestly think that the Hagen 802 powerheads are the best.

What type of butterfly fish? if its a juv. Copper Band you'll be ok. The Flame will be fine, but the Purple Tang, i don't know the tank seems a little small to put a tang in as they like to swim a lot. If its small do it for a little while but move to a bigger tank.

Yeah, my tang did the same thing to me. He's always out and showing off now.

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