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chocolate chip starfish are very fun to watch, however, I sold my the the LFS due to the fact that he ate my brain coral and many snails. If you want a reef tank for the sake of your corals DO NOT have a chocolate chip starfish. There are many other starfish that are reef safe. good luck:D

if you have any more coralline chips, I would like some. Please let me know. Thanks, :) ritterjv@attbi.com

I have a sailfin, just love him! One day when I get a BIGGER tank, I would like to get a chevron tang. :)

Oceanrider has pixie seahorses that are only about 1 inch. If you want pixies then a smaller tank would be better so you don't loose them in the tank. Good luck, I will be getting my OR seahorses in a few weeks, can't wait!:D

I vote for the sailfin tang! I have one in my 80 gallon tank and he is great. Very personable. If I had a bigger tank I would get a unicorn tang they are very cool.

I vote for the sailfin tang! I have one in my 80 gallon tank and he is great. Very personable. If I had a bigger tank I would get a unicorn tang they are very cool.

Sorry for your loss. You could also get a larger clown. There should definately be a size difference, if they are too close to the same size they will tear each other up. I had this happen with the maroon clowns, and when I traded one of them to a much smaller size, there was no problem.

I have a green bta and my pair of maroon clowns took to it right away and rarely venture far from it. I also have a smaller brown bta and they do also go into that one. BTA's usually work the best for the maroons. Good luck finding a new home for the clowns.:D

If there are not enough shells for the hermit to change into, it will take the turbo's shell, or it may take the turbo's shell because he likes it! I have three hermits and six turbo snails in my 80 gallon. I have several shells of different sizes, for the hermits. So far the turbo's are safe...