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Haha then why are flame Angels called angels if their not nice to anyone?

And I'm not talking about blue velvet and dominos, those are way too aggressive anyways. I'm talking about, Fiji blue devils, yellow tail damsels, Fiji damsels, those yellow damsels, azure damsels

I think I worded that wrong, I mean fish kill fish all the time and sometimes fish die for no reason. If some of my fish are gonna die for whatever reason it may be, I'd rather it be a 5 dollar fish than a 90 dollar fish.

Yeah I didn't like damsels at first either, I didn't cycle with them, I didn't wanna cycle with them because I heard how hard they were to catch out. But then I looked at all the positives, all very active, different colors, smaller so I can keep more in there, and very hardy!

Yeah I read if you buy them young, unlike the clowns the bigger will turn into the male and take care of 1-3 females for mating. So they must be able to be together. And even if they so kill each other their only 5 dollars so I'm not out a 90 dollar fish!

Well yeah the shape doesn't really bother me and I do love all the colors of them, there's so many and I like them because they are so active and I can put quite a few more in my tank than I could with just normal fish!

It's an SPS coral of that clears up any problems or questions!

How does changing my 75 gallon tank over to a damsel tank sound to everyone?? My lfs just received a big shipment of all different types of damsels and they really vary between a lot of colors and are always very active!

Haha so I have 3 different names here, can we come to a consensus?

The guy at my lfs told me the name but I forgot! Uh oh!

So how can I get rid of it? Just fix my parameters, what about getting it off all the rocks?

I Used to feed every night not knowing it was too much. So i just started feeding every other night 2 weeks ago

I think it may be cyano ): what do I need to do?

Okay I'll try that when I get home. Are you leaning towards cyano or coralline?

I just read a forum down a few below mine with stuff that looks like mine and they identified it as a coralline algae! I hope this is too! Here's another pic: This is on a separate rock on the other side of my 9 month old 20 gallon reef tank

Just started noticing this last week! I think it is, so in this case what do I need to do to resolve this problem?

Oh okay well I'm not really interested in any of those so I guess the BioCube will work for now!

Just bought this Kenya tree last week and the next day it fell off the rock but then I secures it in a tight place towards the top of the rock and It has been sitting there for about 2 days and still won't open, is it getting too much light at the top of the tank?

So it comes with the blue moonlights already on it? I would just keep like one frogspawn or torch towards the top of the tank. The lady is asking 160 for her 14 g BioCube I made a counter offer of 120 and waiting for a reply!

Alright sounds good convict! So what are the lights, the ones that come with it? Are they PC, T5, metal halide? I haven't ever seen the inside of one this close.

Alright well I have found a lady that has a 6 and a 14 gallon BioCube. I think I'd rather go with the 14? Not sure though! I like both! The 6 is 100 new in the box and the 12 I also new in the box at 150. What do you all think?

Well I won't be getting that BioCube specifically because he has it all stocked already and doesn't wanna split it. He is asking 300. I already have LR and sand and water I can put in there and I wanna stock it myself. There is another 6 gallon I found, but it would be on the lower side of what...

Nope this will be my third, I have a 75 gallon and a 20.

Could they support a LPS towards the top, all I really want I some softies and an LPS. Well guys I'm looking for a nano tank and I have found 2 options on Craigslist! I would really appreciate everyone's input as i am so confused!! Option 1: a 12 gallon BioCube, not sure on price yet. Option...

I've read on here a lot of people doing mods to their BioCube aquarium, are they necessarily or are the tanks good enough to support reef life as they come?