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I would put the tangs in together probably after the other fish but just not before others. I would get a orchid dottyback not a purple. This one. http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=15+38+1116&pcatid=1116 not this one...

Paul you should give your baking soda baking lesson should go over good for a science class.:p

Welcome...great community to start here. Two things I would do one become a paying member; our for sale forum and our group buy forum are there. Two read as much as you can of other peoples threads and steal as many ideas as possible. I am sure there are some even larger than 40 gallon...

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Good luck and have fun!

Mine is mid to low , left to right.....really whatever you like, you could even have it on the sand.

I used flat pieces sort of looked like star destroyer pieces of rock that I used for a bridge but my tank is only 4ft .... I tried to use one of the tonga pieces that way too now it is sticking up with zoas growing on it and I like it better. Maybe you can just have some flat pieces in the back...

Ironically your islands are similar to mine, though you did one thing better than I did which was move them towards the back. Two thoughts you have some nice tonga rock ...think is on the right side...saw it better in your old pics....try to make use of it. Move the mountains as far back up...

I say go with the bigger one unless the cost of running it is something that would impact you...skimmers run constantly so makes a difference. A Sea Clone Skimmer is rated at 100 Gallons. :hopelessness:

What a shame such a beautiful tank. Should keep the setup at the very least.

From over on Reef Central...to give him credit on it.

In a 120 I have a desjardini and a yellow belly hippo, I have always had a pair of tangs but one was always a hippo. The other either a naso or desjardini, and I have to say I have loved both those two. Hippo's are pansies. 2 clowns, orchid pseudochromis and his pal a starry blenny go figure...

Happy Birthday Bob!!

I think you should be able to have 3 of them. Yellow, naso, and one of the two others. I think the biggest problem (literally will be the Achilles). Too similar genetically and shape wise to whitecheek. Also they are two of the less hardy tangs. Hippo tang is also different from yellow/naso...

I have always used a 24 G AP for my qt I had two tangs at that size they are fine...I think they are in about a 20G tank at ACC.