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Basically the only small angels that are tank bred now for sale to collectors are resplendent and interruptus. Unless things have changed. Check it out: http://www.reefs.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.p ... highlight=

Yup, got them a little while ago, they're great. Thanks Mitch!

Very nice. How long have you had them, and where did you get them from?

I'm assuming that you just transferred all your livestock to the new tank? Some of your fish were pretty small, gonna be fun to find them now. What prompted the upgrade?

Supposedly emerald crabs can help as well, but they are sort of unreliable if you have other food items for them around.

Actually, I stopped by there over the weekend, and was surprised to see that they had in fact, cleaned up their act. The tanks are clean, the majority of their fish livestock looked healthy. The coral tanks were pretty well put together, and you could actually see things. Their SPS tank...

Due to their size, these guys will make a tasty treat for just about any fish that likes small inverts (wrasses, dottybacks, etc.) You can probably try various gobies and cardinals. Most of the shrimp gobies would do well.

That's less than a gallon?!? What's the yellow fuzzy thing just to the right of center.

I had a large hawaiian featherduster that would do this occasionally. I never saw that it adversely affected the animal. Not sure if it was the exact same symptom as yours is showing, though.

Here's some good info on black spot disease in clowns. The clown in the first pic does not appear to have it, though: http://www.reefsanctuary.com/forums/sho ... fish+spots I think that you only really have to worry if the spots are raised bumps.

You wouldn't happen to have a public aquarium nearby, would you? Sometimes they're willing to accept fish, but not always.

Come on, we only need a couple more people...

Did you get around to adding the shrimp? Or did you leave it in the fuge? Cool looking fish.

I really like this one: "My LFS did a water test for me. He said I need to add calcium. So put a 2 cups of Vitiam D milk in it."

That is a great tank. Something to aspire to. Do you have a full tank pic?