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Um, I'd like an Insump Skimmer, Probably around 500$. I would be building the sump around the skimmer really, I was planning on a 30g.

5-Resplendent Anthias 2-Picasso Clownfish (Or similar species) 1-Kole Tang 1-Blue Spot Jawfish 1-Leopard Wrasse 1-Tailspot Blenny 1-Flame Hawkfish 1-Potter's Angelfish 5-Chromis I was told an ASM G-3 Wouldn't be suitable for this amount of fish, so I need some ideas. Thanks, Steve

Yes you can, but I think I've read somewhere in someone's tank that his male Lyretails try to "mate" (attack really) the Bartlett's Females that he has in his tank. I've seen people mix them, not sure on the success.

Was the better picture he sent me (sgarron).

To me, those Anthias don't look the same as the one Sgarron (Steve) had. I'm pretty sure he said they were Tierra, but they didn't really look like those. I asked him if he has any pics of them, so we'll see.

I remember sgarron had them in his tank when I went to pick up a RBTA from his 180g Tank breakdown, they are really nice and I think I'm going to be putting in 5 in my 120g whenever I get it set up. I don't really think the picture from LA does them justice tho, as I thought that they looked a...

If they join, that'd be very nice seeing as how they're the only LFS really close to me that has some amazing stock, but they do have outrageous pricing.

Anyone have any idea on where to get Picasso's or even Snowflake clowns, for some reason I really like the look of all that white, even tho some people think the snowflakes are soooo ugly.

I actually might leave the fish in some rubbermaid container w/ some rock/some sand/ and a powerhead...thanks for the offer, I'm still thinking. But so far the tank stock for the new 120g goes as follows: 5 Resplendent Anthias (Tierra) 1 Magnificent Foxface 2 Picasso Clowns 1 Leopard Wrasse 1...

I am moving to a new home sometime in a few months, as the one we have now is going up for sale. I do not think I am going to be setting up the new tank yet, and I'm not too sure how to move the livestock and 55g over to the new residence, any input would be great. New house is 20 Minutes away...

Well, the house got up on the market two days ago, but the realtor said that it's the "nicest, and has one of the best yards in town, and great position on the hill, pretty much best position", so I guess that it's going to sell pretty fast...

Np, but I still have another question. I'm moving....how am I going to move all of my 55g setup to new house, as the new tank won't be even bought for awhile....? Could I possibly keep the Clowns/Leopard/and Blenny in a 10g For awhile...? Just liverock and waterchanges...? What would I do about...

Oh, and it seemed to me that Mollies pooped a lot, not too sure, my brother had a dalmation patterned one in his 75g, and it pooped a lot.

I heard that glass cages is bad, so I don't know where else to turn. I'm just checking to compare prices to the LFS's in the area, and wanted to see what options were on the internet. So where are good place(s) to order from? Thanks, Steve

Well, close to south I guess, is Trop, Aquatic Obsessions, Ocean Gallery II, which I think would be some of the better choices. Oh, and I guess a better question instead of "Good Marine Fish Stores in Norther Jersey" would have been, Who in this club is in Northern Jersey

Instead of chalk Bass should I go with Anthias, I'm interested in the Tierra that Will at AO has.

I noticed the time I went that most of their fish were dead, dying, just an observation.

Um...regal angel, not regal tang, as I saw you said the "tang police", so...were you talking about a regal angel or regal tang...? Thanks for answering, Steve

Would it be comfortable in a 120g, standard measurements, other occupants would consist of: Yellow or Purple Tang 2 Yashia Shrimp Gobies 1 Leopard Wrasse 2 Ocellaris Clowns or something fancy shmansy 1 Starry Blenny 1 Magnificent Foxface 5 Chalk Bass (Tentative, might go with just 2-3)