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I happen to have both a yellow watchmen and a lawnmower blenny,the goby lives in the sand with a blue gudgeon dartfish under the same rock.While the blenny lives midlevel in a hole in a rock that i cant belive he can fit in.they dont pay attention to each other at all.

ya i wouldnt call it a success either but i would call it a good start,mini thats frickin sweet and gives me a good felling about mine.So what about having a few of them though.thanks smitty

i was thinking about having three or four in there

well its been almost three months since i got my flame scallop and he is doing awesome,i heard they will live in colonys but i was wondering if they would affect water quality.what do you guys think.

so i came home the other day and my tank was dark,breaker tripped.When i turned the breaker back on my heater looked like a light show.I took it out and replaced it with a Aqueon pro 150,is this a good heater? I ran up to the closest place to get it due to my tank only being 73 degrees,luckily...

ya i think someones bullying your clown

indo pacific rock is really cool,it is full of holes and offer great breeding for pods.I think it is the best looking rock to.

i apologize for the previous statements on your chromis it was unnecesary. Can we all be friends now.

45$ holy crap,clowns around my way are only like 9$.For the most part the prices on live aqauria are exactly the same as what i pay at the store.You need to find a new LFS.

i have heard of that happening if your water is messed up.You might check your nitrates and stuff.

haha, maybe a porpous as well, i just wrote that because i hate when people with two hundred gallon tanks act like just because your tank isnt as big that you cant have a damn tang. I am an environmentalist just as much as anyone and i understand that every purchase i make affects the world,but...

and maybe a couple groupers

i think i will put three more tangs in the tank my yellow looks a little lonely

i dont anticipate having problems but thankyou for your input

ok i know a yellow tang is supposed to be in a 70 gallon or so but 55 70 and alot of 90 gallon tanks are four feet long so i dont feel there is much difference.I also belive if a tank is aquascped properly and a fish can take multiple paths around the tank he will be fine.I have alot of caves...

so how often is constantly?

also a yellow watchmen goby,sorry i forgot the little guy. i cant really find good info on how much to feed that scallop,i dont want to starve him but i dont want to mess up my water either.

i have heard that rule to,but right now i have a yellow tang a blue dartfish a clown and the two chromis.I have four shrimp about twenty hermits and twenty snails.I only change five gallons of water every two weeks and for the past four months my nitrate has remained undetectable.So i am not...

I bought three very small green chromis the other day(one is all ready mia),and a flame scallop as well.The scallop has attached himself in the shade of my rocks already,but i was wondering how often i should feed him.I planned on twice a week floating food all over him but is this enough? Also...

whew all right his eyes cleared up already,i can enjoy him now.