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Hmm. maybe then. Ok, so maybe i will get the foxface, but i'm also planning on a snowflake eel, and it seems like those are some vicious little suckers... :ermm:

maybe, How vulnerable is it if i were to put in when it was younger?

Hmmm... i looked at it. It seems like it acts essentialy like a tang, swimming around the tank and occasionally picking at rocks. Something about them just strikes me as kinda boring. thanks for the input though! EDIT: i'm talking about the foxface

So, im starting a 90 saltwater tank and am looking for suggestions. currently I am planning on dwarf fuzzy lionfish snowflake eel dragon wrasse i've been looking for a good fourth fish, preferably something with a lot of vibrant color, as my current list is kind of visually drab

Ok, then.. any other ideas for tankmates? thanks Sorry to pepper you with questions, but what sort of problems?

would two filters that add up to about 195 gallons and a good skimmer do the trick for my listed fish? I'm not familiar with saltwater filtering. Plus i'll start of with about 200$ of live rock

Ok Thanks So, does a dragon wrasse count as a "smaller fish"? Also, what sort of filteration do you have? Thanks!

What exactly does live food entail in saltwater aquariums anyway? I haven't really come across any feeder fish that could be cheaply and regularly obtained

Well.. I was planning on using a small 5 gallon i have to keep feeder goldfish as treats.... could i start him off on those while i train him to eat mysis shrimp and marine flesh? How common are they in stores so i could see what they eat?

Thanks you so... here is a revised list after taking your advice picasso trigger fuzzy dwarf lion dragon wrasse? snowflake eel

EDIT: I'm seeing a lot of people who are insisting a picasso would be fine in a 75-90 gallon

What about a hogfish or a foxface EDITI just discovered the Hogfish on live aquaria, theyre listed as aggresive and look big enough to avoid the eels attention. Do you know anything about them? Also, what about a one spot foxface?

Alright then What other fish besides those tangs would work in an aggresive aquarium? Any reasonably sized groupers?

EDIT: nevermind, looks like the multiple yellow tangs won't work

Thanks So, what tangs could i get? Would several yellow tangs work or do they need to be different species? Is live aquria generally a good source of both information and products?

So I recently decided to start a saltwater tank for the first time after a freind offered to sell me his tank and two unused filters (filstar xp3 175 gallon and fluval 40 gallon) After deciding i wanted charecter over quantity, I decided to go with a predator tank with as much live rock as 200$...