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put some flow on the torch not direct flow, but make sure its waving around. stressed torches can get a slime build up on them the flow will help move it off. it looks like just 1 head closed up on you. it should be fine with the new lights. they bounce back pretty good

is that a blonde yellow tang?

this thread is funny!!! but then it makes me think of all the people who do try to put tangs in small tanks, it is kind of sad :frustrat:

many corals release toxins into the water. it's a defense for them from intruding corals, fish, and inverts. thats why many people frag leathers and other corals that are known to release them out side of the tank. usually nothing to worry about. carbon will pull them and other unwanted...

clown tang is a good tang for aggresive tanks. as you probably already know put the least aggresive and smaller fish in 1st. another somewhat hardy angel is the majaestic angel. they tend to stay a bit smaller than most large angels. ...... 220 is a great size for a fowlr, it really allows...

some softies would look really good with them. cool idea.

leathers do well in nutrient rich systems but ammo must stay near 0. keep up on carbon changing in your system, leathers release some heavy toxins. from your updates everything seems good,

kodak easyshare 10.0mp not sure of specs other than 10.0 mp ... it has a few different settings it lets me mess with and cutomize, but i seem to make it worse. i have never tried altering the photos in photobucket, well other than croping them.

i am horrible at taking pics, this is about the only ones that look decent. i need to learn my camera more. i have a few peices i would love to get a clear shot on.

i need to take some new pictures!!!

lets see if this works

wow that fish is a show stopper!!!! best of luck to you. :mrgreen: (green with envy)

I have 2x 250 w jager heaters on my 125g. #2 is a back up in case 1st one kicks it. i have no problems with mine, but i plan to upgrade to a heater/chiller combo when i can. dont have to worry about the heater exploding and cause problems in your tank.

I have had good luck with "white sand sifting stars" dont see them all the time, but its fun when they rise from the sand and crawl around the sand bed.

orange monti was my 1st try at SPS. growing well. just make sure you blow the sand, or waste off that may build up on it.

bellus is nice. never see them around in LFS in my area. might have to look online for it. thanks for the ideas!

emerald crabs are different than hermits. the dont carry a shell around. they are green with hairy legs (as you mentioned) i have a few that dont bother corals but any crab can eat a coral, and if the coral is dead or dying they are more likley to eat them because they are not releasing toxins...

emerald crabs are not always reef safe. any chance you have a chocolate chip starfish?

that sucks, but plenty other fish i suppose.

anyone have this guy? i want to try one but worry my zoa and softs will be at risk?