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I've tried to sex my own, but I've had no luck, the only reliable method I've heard of is by examining the vents, seems pretty hit or miss though. If you do end up with a pair, be prepared for some intense aggression when they spawn, good luck with that.

Newbie here with a 10-gallon, Nicrew light, 1.023 salinity. Should I even keep Palys? Got a frag from a buddy last week. Now I'm scared to look at them. Are there safer alternatives with similar color pops?

I'd leave the Angels in, keep the 2ft on standby, just in case. Exciting times ahead, fingers crossed it all goes smoothly

How big's the tank? Got the small Angels in there, the ones you posted pics of from NW section?

Your Kribs' love life is on full display, like a private aquarium show

Hope you've got a tank that's escape-proof.

Those photos are incredible. The opportunity to see tangs in their natural environment would be a dream come true for me. The experience must be truly breathtaking.

Your Red Forest Jewel does appear to be under stress. Adding a background to its tank might make it feel more secure, I noticed you don't seem to have one in place. I've had my own Red Forest Jewel for about 18 months now, it's grown to around 4 inches from a tiny 3/4 inch when I first got it. It's ...

I'd agree with that, female seems likely. The dorsal fin doesn't appear long enough to be a male.

I've had experience with Brichardi in the past, they're a really engaging and entertaining species to observe. If you decide on a species-only setup, you'll have the opportunity to see multiple generations thrive together. However, it's worth noting that they can be quite aggressive when kept with ...