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Okay I might look into getting some new live rock soon, i should by the goby and the shrimp together?!

Here is my 30 gallon fish only as of now, the eel has been rehomed, thinking about stocking 1-2 more fish any suggestions?

Head decoration was found at LPS, and when you guys mention having a sump, should I think about having one for a 30 gallon?

I'd took the advice given to me by you guys, the eel is rehomed, was becoming a hazard on my water quality anyways, but is the live rock completely necessary might have more then 5-8 I would say appx. 2/5 of the tank is filled with it

The tank is about 14 months old, probably have about 10 inches of fish so far, should I keep stocking or would that be the maximum amount?

Plenty of life rock, 5-8 lbs, haven't had any problem with fish being eaten, but I fear he might outgrow it, got him as a baby.

My current build is a 29 Gallon fish-only Current stock: 1 lawnmower blend 1 snowflake clown 1 occelaris clown 1 green chromie 1 yellow chromie 1 snowflake moray eel Any comments/suggestions?

S I was placing my anenome into the tank, it sucked onto my power head for about five seconds, I quickly took him off, and observed him and he seemed to decrease about 1 fourth in size. Should I be worried? And can anenomes grow back their tentacles?

Just performed some water tests to find my ph, is very very low at 7.42, any ideas on how I can quickly raise it? Safely would be appreciated.

Thank you :) I'm glad it's nothing of concern, just put in 3 coralline snails that should hopefully help mitigate the damage, am I right in doing so?

SO I just recently put a decorator aka camouflage crab into my tank and have a concerning question.. I have 3 small coralline snails, along with 1 turbo snail and the decorator is known to kill inverts to stack on its shell, should I be concerned for my snails?

Good idea, I will try doing that, thanks another quick for anyone willing to answer, as far as my clownfish goes, I would like to host it to a small leather anenome, would this be fine to do in my current tank?

Yes, its appx 4-5 weeks old to this date, so assuming its diatoms I should have nothing to worry about? Does it harm my fish in any way? Thank you for helping by the way guys :)

It is a dark red/Brown colored algae, as you might be able to see on the live rock in the right of the picture, what kind of inverts/snails would consume or take care of that?

No way.. Well that's a bummer, might just have to get a larger tank then, what is comfortable for a baby tang?

Have recently devloped some major algae problems around my tank on live sand, live rock, etc and would really like it removed. Any suggestions on inverts/ fish that would take care of that?

Btw im sure some of you have to be familiar with the return policy of most Petco stores, as far as returning the Tang goes, will i recieive my money back for him (he was quite expensive) or will they just allow a trade of fish, or will i recieive nothing at all? Thanks.

Thank you everyone for your suggestions, So as i come to see it i should take out my hippo tang even if hes appx 1/2 of an inch at the moment, if so, what would be cool/wise to add in that would be compatible with my other fish? and would be just as cool, interactive as the tang? Thank you for...

I am currently 4-5 weeks into setting up my 30 gal saltwater tank and was wondering what amount of inverts and/or fish could fit and live comfortably within it! Would also like to know some neat suggestios of fish to look out for that would fit nicely with my peculiaris clown, hippo tang, and...

What size tank is that? Just curious, very very cool

Very cool, gudgeon is a neat fish I've seen it from time to time, I think I'll go with that, maybe someday I'll look to upgrading so I can get that yellow tailed beauty back

Exactly the answer I was looking for, thank you! I am going to look into stocking up to 6 smaller based fish, along with 2-4 inverts I think that'll work

Alright thank you for advice, I'll look into getting another fish, hopefully something just as unique, although doubtful

1more quick question if you don't mind, how much were you able to healthily stock in that size of tank?

Ok, thankful for advice.. Was aware hippo tang grew quite large, but didn't know it would spark a problem in its health, do you advice removing it?! If at all possible I would try to avoid that.