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I just got a pair of snowcassos, which is type C Picasso bred with platinum clowns. Go to donisreef.com , they are very pricy but well with it, just put a lid or cover so ur fish can't jump.

Hi im changing the light on my 10G reef, i have just bought the coralife aqualight mini T5. Has anyone had any luck with these? are they suitable to grow most corals? The tank has 2 snowcassos and a yellow coral banded shrimp, and about 15lbs of live rock with various attached corals. Thanks

I not one to bag on tank sizes but i bought a hum a huma 8 years ago and i had at that time a 55G, he grew out of it within a year and a half. It will def attack your damsels and clowns, mine killed a wolf eel. The one i have now is very passive even at 5", but i also have him house with larger...

If anyone didn't get it the first time, i......will....move......the......fish.......to......the.......180G.......when.....they........get..........too...........big........for.........the..........90. As long as the hobbyist has a plan for that fish when it get to big for that tank its FINE...

Thank you

That's your opinion

My buddy breeds clowns, he puts the fry in a 5 gallon bucket with some cheato air hose, and heater, see of that works

I just uploaded some pics of the 180g even tho some of the pics are from the 125 before they got transferred to the 180, also the panther grouper in the pic I donated to the fort fisher aquarium in nc.

Thank you, I have decided not to get o e due to the fact that thru my research and others comments, I'm going to get a small blue hippo and white cheek.

I was going to trade the 180g but I'm going to sell the 125g instead bigger the better lol

The 180 has 5 triggers, 125 is fully stocked, a 90 will be fine for a couple small tangs, I'm not worried at all abt the space issue, if I buy a tang they will be less than 2", when the 350g is done I'm moving the 125 to the 180g, I have a couple pics of the 180g on my profile I'll try to...

Absolutely, I have a 180g a 125g 90g and a 29 Biocube, I'm also trading my 180g predator on 5 months for a 350g custom acrylic tank for my 5 triggers and lion.

I think 720 is a little over kill for a tang lol! I already have a 180g a 125g a 29biocube, a 20g qt tank and a 10 coral propagation, and just bought a 90g! I think if I got another tank my roommates who are not in the hobby may smother me in my sleep haha. I am also a member of Carolina fish...

I heard they do not get as big as the Hawaiian yellows, but It depends upon nutrition and space, I think I'm going to go with either a small pacific blue and possible a tomini or white cheek. People advise a 6ft Tank for tangs but IMO as long as its not a big tang I will be fine. thanks Carey!

Im asking about caribbean blue tangs not atlantic. IMO a small blue hippo will be fine in a 90G until it reaches about 4 to 5 inches, but thats my opinion.

i have a 10" volitan, he wouldn't eat for the longest time so i tried something new and it worked immediately but it may possibly work for you. I got raw table shrimp thawed them out and cut them in half and soaked them in phyto in a bowl, then i got a fresh garlic clove from the grocery store...

This thread is a perfect example of how people cannot get realistic answers because people disagree about tanks sizes. Don't forget we are taking these fish out of their natural habitat and putting them in a tank for our own viewing pleasure, you are arguing over tank sizes that are preferred...

Hey guys, On Wed i will be upgrading my 29G biocube to a 90G factory drilled tank. I know yellow tangs can be kept in very small shoals, but i was wondering if anyone has ever kept more than 1 carribean blue tangs , i know that they are a little smaller than the hawaiian (Zebrasoma flavescens)...

I would add the angel last being that more aggressive fish should be always added last. Also be cautious is you are going to add corals such as frogspawn, i have had problems in the past with bicolors destroying them overnight. Good luck.

What kind of power heads will you be running?

I've seen many different tangs thrive in tanks 75g and above, you will be fine putting a tang IMO. 6ft is recommended but in reality slot of tangs can live for many years in a 110, just buy a smaller tang. Just watch the bioload.

Im sure he doesn't have a full grown clown, 10g will be fine for a single clown.