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Considering the stocking I've got planned - 2x tank bred percular clowns, 1x social fairy wrasse, 1x bangaii cardinal, 1x yellow watchman goby, 1x purple firtideflow, 1x royal gramma, 1x flame angel - I'm thinking of adding another fish. Maybe a longnose hawkfish or something else that would fit in ...

Honestly, I'm not too keen on adding groups yet, I'd rather wait till I've upgraded to a bigger tank. Don't want to limit my options with a group of fish, I've always preferred single specimens.

I've rethought my stocking plan and I think I'll stick with what I've got so far: the 2 tank bred percular clowns, the social fairy wrasse, the bangaii cardinal, the yellow watchman goby, the purple firtideflow, the royal gramma, and the flame angel. Then, I'll just wait and see what catches my eye ...

After getting rid of those pesky yellow tail damsels, I'm excited to share our updated tank stocking plan for our 48usg.

Current tankmates include:
- 2 tank-bred percular clowns
- 1 social fairy wrasse
- 1 bangaii cardinal
- 1 yellow watchman goby

Next additions are:
- 1 purple firefish ...

I'm running 6 T5s - 2 of them are 22k actinics, 1's a pink, and the other 3 are 12k blue whites. He's positioned about midway in the tank. I've got the lights on for 10 hours a day, is that too much? Should I move him down to the bottom like you guys suggested?

The brown spots are kinda weird, they're like patches on it. When it's open, I notice a greenish tint, pretty subtle though.

My duncan coral's got brown spots and markings now. Had a gobi fish in the tank, and I couldn't find him for days - that's nothing new, he hides a lot. But since my duncan's started spotting, I'm worried. What should I do to help it?

Got my 2 new additions about 2 weeks back, both doin well. The Scooter blenny's eatin bloodworm pellet which is a big plus.

Chalk bass


Scooter blenny

I've added a snowflake moray to the mix and got some fresh pics for you all. The tank's really coming together, but I'm getting a bit stumped - my trig and puffer are spending all day at one side of the tank, just cruising up and down the glass. The trigger does it when the lights are on, then heads ...

The fish are all settled in now. Here are a few pics. They're both doing great, eating well on prawn, mussel and gamma shrimp.