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I'm actually planning to get some pictures of the tank this weekend, so I'll make sure to put them up. As for the tank, I've got a few ideas floating around, but I'm still deciding on the final setup. I've considered lionfish, a blue spotted ray, and a bamboo shark, but I'm open to other suggestions.

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I've got a bunch of fish ideas that might work for your tank. Naso tangs could be cool - like the blond lipstick tang, blue spot tang, or carabeain blue tang. Some other options could be the blue faced angel, majestic angel, fox face, or longfin bannerfish. Butterflyfish like the copperband ...

aquarium is 350g

my other tanks have been set up ages

reef tank 1 is 2 years old
fish only tank is 8 months
reef tank 2 is 11 months
reef tank 3 is 9 months
fish only is 1 year and 2 months
coflake tank is 3 years no fish in it

so how can the water be immature

oh, i havent put all the other clowns in yet, just the common ones, only 6 of them, thats all thats going in this tank, i want them to breed.

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I didn't ignore all of your advice, I did some research and went to both my local fish stores, they said it's fine to use water from other tanks, and I've acclimatised everything, the clowns and anemones are looking great today. My mates have done it before and had no issues, the water came ...

hey every1

finished all my water changes today, got the old water in from the other reef aquariums and topped it off with 3" of fresh saltwater. my breeding tank's been doin great, got 4 different types of clowns in there and they've all grown up nice. just added 2 bubble anemones in with 'em, and ...

Hey everyone,

as most of you are aware, my system crashed and I'm currently setting it up as an anemone aquarium with various types of clowns, and I'll be transferring the water from my other systems.

I have a couple of questions - how strong should the lighting be for this setup?

Also, should ...

I've always wanted a shark tank and asked my lfs to get some in for me but all they can supply is eggs as they adapt better to aquarium life. I know they're very hard to raise till they settle in, but it's worth it. A bamboo shark, for instance, needs a massive tank - at least 800lt all to itself.

Thanks for the suggestion, already got a pair of mandarins, appreciate the idea though.