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Hey, I am a little bigger than 49" :lol::lol::lol: Just my personal opinion but sharks in general should either be in the ocean or in large public displays.

I wouldn't be putting any sharks into a 6 footer.

I'm well regarded here in Australia for having extremely healthy specimens of fish! My corals on the other hand lol....

Yeah especially given their high mortality rate and even higher price here in Australia!! Anywhere from $500-$1000. I got lucky with a healthy specimen! Colouration and supplementing days where the sun isn't so.... sunny! I wouldn't run a tank solely on Sunlight. 1) I saved up the majority...

I have one of the safest of triggers though, the Blue Throat. I wouldn't risk something like a Clown etc lol.

I have one in my reef tank, yes.

Achilles is doing great. People tell me it is the healthiest specimen they have ever seen! There is one fish that gets the attention over it though and that's the big Sohal. I'll let you decide! Some pics I took today whilst bored. After uploading them I had realised I didn't clean the...

Other. Essentially mine is a room divider so it's supposed to be a "WALL" It separates the pool room from the kitchen/living spaces.

16-17, now 25. Nearly at the 10 year mark.

I did the stupidiest thing I am still regretting. I had a friend bug me and bug me that he wanted the Emperor, so I sold him for some big bucks. About 4 weeks later, he killed it. After 7 years of being in my tanks :banghead: I replaced the Pomacanthus with a Holacanthus though :dance:

Overdue update: Tank Update August 2011 - YouTube

13.5mm base and 12mm sides. I have a chiller, Teco TC30 but it rarely turns on!

A combination of things I would say: 1. Having a tank large enough that the fish can display some sort of natural behaviours & not stressing each other out. 2. Food - Lots of food, varied, multiple times per day 3. Fish Stocking - Buying fish that get along

Here are some pics of the Achilles. Enjoy. Skimmer doing it's thing. Approx 2 days of skimmate Under the tank Engine Room

The minimum I would suggest is 4 foot in length. Make sure the aquascape is open to promote random swimming patterns. If it was to go into a 4'r I would ensure it is the only tang and possibly even only large fish. With all tangs though, the bigger the tank, the better.

Yep, it's pretty nice hey LOL

Every tang is different. You may have a nice sociable yellow tang but I may have a skitzo one that attacks everything. IMO the best thing to ensure a peaceful tank with tangs is to provide a tank that is suitable for them (as big as possible).

I am on the Gold Coast so missed both the flood and the cyclone :) Stand went straight onto the concrete floor and the total weight of the tank once in full swing was approved by the builders and engineers. If in doubt get it looked at ;) All good man! Missed both major natural disasters!

About the install of the solatubes? If so I will do that for you. That is something I pride myself on, screw the coral I say :clown:

These photos were with t5 and sunlight, which there wasn't much of as it was nearing the evening when taken.

Lineatus IMG_9614 by trentdellit, on Flickr One Side IMG_9641 by trentdellit, on Flickr And the other IMG_9640 by trentdellit, on Flickr and finally.... The Achilles (who was a real pain to get a good shot of) IMG_9667 by trentdellit, on Flickr All photos were taken by my friend...