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Looks like a nundibranch. I found one that looks just like it one time.

Very nice coriline. You should think of adding some ricordias they add color and texture.

Tangs are a no they need LARGE long tanks. Butterfly might but I'm not sure. Most are not reef safe.

Usually 1 pound for every gallon

Some kind of zoa.

Checkout saltwater and reef getting started. Lots of good threads

I could be wrong but it looks more like an anenme then a zoa. 1 it's clear and most zoas arnt clear. 2 a zoa looks like a flower when they open up and only the flower part shines under LED

My favorite is a reef tank with a giant group of corals and a sailfin blennly

Better pic plz

A rainbow wrasse

No problem

Either a long tentecale or a sebae anemone

It really is a giant permit

I didn't mean to sound defensive it just frustrates me to see such beautiful creatures pass. I really wish I knew what to do and thank you for all your advice.

His mom works for a company that study's fish and they had a few permit that gave birth so he gave me one. The holding tank they had was like 30,000 gallons and they study and breed and dissect fish.

My friend said he got the leglly.

My friend brought them to me

Permit the fish

I believe it was lack of food. I did get some one to feed them. Next time I will feed them more.

It takes out the trace Elmer's which cuts down on alage and some corals need it or they will brown and die.

Yes but I hate to see them go.

I just got back from vaca and my permit were dead :(

And one other thing is a ro/di unit to make water.

Well it matters what your set up is. Is it FOWLR or reef? Will you have a sump or HOB filter?

Someone said I could put a eel in a 35 gallon tabk