Meteorflower

The Red Planet and Icy Blue that I got from you are turning out to be my favorites!

You were spot on with your guess too - I was up till 3:00 AM acclimating, mounting and placing those little beauties! So worth it.

Hey Garrett, I can't thank you enough for all the AWESOME frags! They're drip-acclimating as I type... I can't wait! Your tank was incredible and we had a lot of fun talking to you... you will definitely be seeing more of me and Harrison! I am a very happy reefer. Thanks again!

All sold, thanks for your interest

Pending...

Oh, yeah, I forgot to mention that I can provide Styrofoam fish boxes for transport if desired.

I need to sell off some of my extra live rock. I have approximately 60 pounds of nice porous rock, mostly medium sized pieces, sitting in a tub of aerated salt water in my study. First $100 takes it all! Thanks for looking.

This isn't in a tank, but last summer I found a large family of Maroon clowns hosting in the same Bubble tip anemone colony as a small family of cinnamon clowns (A. melanopus) on the Great Barrier Reef. Their families lived within three feet of each other, it was awesome

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!

I know, but I love them so I've had good luck with other delicate species like my regal angelfish, so perhaps that's made me overly optimistic!

I have a naso tang (about 4") and a blue hippo tang (about 3") in a 150 that I added on the same day. They get along fine. I have heard that it is best to either add all the tangs at once, or add the least aggressive tang first, and have also been told that when mixing tangs of different temperaments, it can help if your largest tang is also the mellowest. I might like to try my hand at an Achilles tang in the future, but I'm hesitant because I feel that might be pushing it in a 150... thoughts?