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OK thanks. I was looking at the completed version not the actual steps :)

OK thanks I'll check it out. :)

OK. Here is the order in which I will add my fish: 1.Bangaii cardinal (I think I will just stick with 1 if it doesn't matter) 2.Yellowhead jawfish 3.Pair of clownfish 4.Once the tank is well matured, a flameback angel Does that sound like a good plan? The first three are pretty common so it...

OK thanks. So two clownfish then (pink skunks if I can find them) along with the rest. Would the bangaii cardinals do better in a small shoal?

Wouldn't two clownfish get territorial? I could get two small ones then and have a pair if they don't cause too much trouble.

Yep I will definitely cover the tank. I have read that they like to jump.

I have decided against the spider conch because they are getting rare from overcollection for various industries and their habit of munching up snails. Instead I am considering a Florida fighting conch and/or a tiger cowrie. Revised List: 1. Common clown, pink skunk clown, or percula clown X1...

OK thank you. I just thought that jawfish need substrates of different sizes to build their burrows (or maybe that was for shrimp gobies...).

I will definitely try to provide enough food. I also plan to have a fairly deep sand bed as a lot of the species I am looking into prefer it. I am planning for it to be 4 or 5 inches with one part coral rubble, two parts coral sand, and one part live sand to seed it. Would a jawfish do alright...

I do not plan on keeping corals or sessile inverts so (as far as I know) the starfish shouldn't be a problem. Do they eat mobile inverts? I will definitely wait for the tank to mature before buying the inverts. The reason I only chose a few species of fish is because I was worried about the...

Here is my idea for my first SW tank (FOWLR). Any suggestions? 1. Common clown, pink skunk clown, or percula clown X1 2. Bangaii cardinalfish X1 3. Some kind of pygmy angel, preferably an African flameback angel as the last addition Inverts: 1.Cone shell hermit crab, up to three...