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Yea wait a little bit and get a mandarin but make sure they have a few places where the mandarin can't get to, to preserve the population.

aaaaahh the infamous crappy computer :wink: Good luck with your attempt.

I had a reef tank that somethign on it cracked, causing a flood, worst of all my bros were away and I couldnt do much and everythign started to die. A year after that I finally got 2 humu humus (which were healthy for a few months then one day one just got sick and died that night and the other...

I used to have a reef tank (like 2-3 years ago) until something happened to the tank itself (not the inhabitants) and since I haven't had much since then I haven't done much research. So I guess I'll try a soft coral first. Thanks to all that replied.

I think I have SHO lights, not VHO lights. (Whichever one is stronger I have.)

If it will be 55 gallon or same length then I will use VHO fluorescent. If smaller then I'll probably use actinic but I might get soemthing else.

Unless I'm missing something the date is 8/11/02. The member joined Sept. 2000 [/b]

Well I don't have tank yet (I used to have one so I know a lil about anemones and fish etc.) so basically I'm looking at different options. It will probably be either a 20 gallon or 30 gallon but I might get a 55 gallon (unlikely though). I remember that I used to have tomatoes that bonded with...

(A few years back) I had 2 mandarins and 2 anemones (as well as live rock and other fish) in the same 55 gallon tank for a while and the anemones never ate any of the fish.

ANyone know of hardy anemones that clownfish will live in? I know condylactes are hardy but clownfish don't bond with them. I'm thinking maybe Long Tentacled Anemone; any tips on keeping one?