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Oh just realized this was you Matt. The male trigger should be dominant so that will help a good bit with your pairing working out. Neither tang will have illusions of being the boss of the tank.

IMO the majority of times types like these are grouped it's fine and we usually only hear about the horror stories. Like Anthony said, adding them together and last is a good way to hedge the bet. I like to have a pair of damsels in each tank as well, like yellow-tails. This is a practice...

Phosphate and carbon media, so a reactor for those. To me getting water right comes first, even though there are often sexier things that come up to buy beforehand.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zWNJHS9PBE

We buy Gate Valves from King via Amazon.

prices of everything have been rising and are continuing to go up.

I dose, so Ca Alk N03 once per week. If you just do water changes to add elements idk if it's as important. Phosphates twice per week.

Yes it's magical :o

I'll be bringing Shaq, since there's no size limit.

cool thx

yes, she was laughing at us -

My wife went with me to the Reef Central holiday sale and waited with me - if you haven't been, there's a terribly long line through the parking lot waiting for the store to open, many hundreds of people. She said to another wife waiting with her reefer husband - that it was "the longest line...

I put bulkheads above float valves and tube them to the drain, so the excess water will drain out if the float fails.

I'm gonna explode with all these posts for a DD tank. I need one.

Folks have them on Ebay for between 2 and 3 bucks shipped depending on from whom, size etc.

If they're the type of pods that hang out on rocks and sand you just siphon water from there and through the sievej.

Should've asked who "wouldn't" be interested.

How much do you put in? If it's working on your end I'll give it a try.

Just picked up a 4" x 4" square of this 50 micron screen for $2, and am setting it inside 2" diameter pvc to make a copepod sieve.

I've always found phyto really hard to dose correctly, and avoid an algae bloom, etc. I wish I could figure it out as baby copepods feed off it and the coral will eat the free swimming adult copepods.