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They are listed under CITES I......same appendix with tigers and pandas if I am not wrong. Anyway..they need waters around 20 degrees celcius to do well in the long run..not really sensible to buy such a powerful chiller just to keep these fish.

When choosing sun corals try to pick those as fleshy as possible. The less white skeleton exposed the better. You will have to target feed every single polyp almost every day. As for anemones do not choose shrunken ones, nor those with inverted mouths, nor those that have trouble anchoring to substrate in the holding tank. Don't choose any with visible damage like tears, etc. Hard for them to recover in captivity. Take great care when removing them from the glass wall. Best is to buy it together with the rock it is attached to, if any. If you are new into the hobby, I strongly suggest you avoid anemones and sun corals for now. You will save yourself alot of money and headaches.

Erm..just asking out of curiousity..why do you need to add pH powder?

Went CF today...got a lots of true perculas..I bought a pair. Also saw a very nice big black tang...about the size of a human head. At the base of the dorsal fin have a light blue streak. Think even a 4 foot tank will be too small for it. Dropped by at lck110...still have lots of maximas and derasas left. Pratas and open brains..and I saw the angelfish that was more ex than a black tang. Got a few pieces of black sun coral and sps.. also still got white xenia.

You need live food. Try feeder guppies or small live ghost shrimp

Hmmm....so i guess the corner of your table has been 'filed' down already?

I have lots of those in my tank..no need to worry..they havent done anything harmful to any of my tank inhabitants so far.

I think adult brine shrimp and mysis would be something that they could see.....

I think he's not talking about ribbon eels...there are no ribbon eels that are white......

Give it more current.

Hmmm..so sps can indeed be kept using PLs.

Hai....few years ago LPS like hammer and brain corals $8-$10 can get already......

Wow..you mean that tank was running on pure PLs?

Cucumbers can expell their guts when stressed. I would keep an eye on it...

It's the cleaned up sand. They ingest debri laden sand and pass out the clean sand.

They give corals or clams on the sand bed a sand bath.

Are you referring to garden eel?

Left out watercircle.....

Is'nt lion poop considered debri?

You could try a sea cuke.

Amitabha............

You will need to target feed each individual polyp. You need strong smelling foods to entice them to open. You should try feeding newly aquired colonies after lights out. As they normally open at night in the wild. Over time you might be able to entice them to open during the day.

Oxygen produced by the algae.

There is a reason why LFS and farms isolate these fish in individual containers.

Depends on the person.