Meteorflower

Mine laid eggs for the first time on St. Patrick's day!

Those two species of clown might not get along so well once there's an anemone to fight over... food for thought.

+1 on new branches. Congrats!

Neat! That's some good-lookin' rock you got there.

You might have luck with the new maroon if you divide the tank for a few days, or float him in an eggcrate basket or a colander. That will give them time to see each other without letting them fight. I've heard that can sometimes work with aggressive fish like triggers.

I've found it's best to assume that if your fish is from a species that is known to jump, just assume that he will try it at some point in his life and plan accordingly. I recently lost my blue spotted jawfish to jumping; he made it out of a minute crack in the screens that I was using to cover the tank. I'd had him for two years. I will not be getting another one until I build a full canopy to keep him in. And while the mandarins I've known are not typically jumpers, they are capable of surprising bursts of speed and would sometimes jump out of the water if startled. Hope this helps!

I've seen my clowns eating pods, though they're not the best pod hunters in the world...

He might do well in a FOWLR tank...

Cute! He looks like mine.

I started out using tap water but switched to RO/DI after six months of battling algae. I wanted to see if it could be done, but found that hauling RO/DI really was less work than trying to control the nuisance algae! Trust me, it's easier to just avoid tap.

I believe lost an Acro frag to one of these things - didn't notice it growing on the frag base, and I'm guessing it stung it. There was no other bobvious reason for the frag to die so suddenly. Keep an eye on it...

It's good for your tank, don't worry about it.