[jason@jasonsaquatics]

Has a good mix of fish in this system and is not overly worried about angels in the tank with the sps

May start to look into a few angels in the stock tanks as they are a graceful fish

One question i do have is do you guys think we do panic a little to much when it comes to fish selection in our reef tanks ?

http://reefkeeping.com/joomla/index.php/cu...nk-of-the-month

jas

[lindsay]

You could say there is always going to be a risk factor,but this could be down to a fish getting hungry.Take the Rabbit fish,they are good with corals until they get hungry which can happen if algae runs out in the tank,like many Tangs they need to do a great deal of grazing.

[ben]

there are probably a lot of fish we could have with a risk but the main problem is catching them if they do become trouble. i guess it depends on how much you want the fish, and what type of filtration you have to cope with the extra feeding.

[jason@jasonsaquatics]

I Agree Ben ,,i think worth the risk TBH as it makes for a tank off the norm


jas

[Marcus Watts]

I think once your tank is settled and fairly grown out putting a few fish in that may nip is not a problem - chances are you wont notice what they ae nipping anyway if the corals are large. My copperband nips acans, favia and trachy tenticles if its hungry - but it also eats all the aips - and it seems to go in phases on the acans, leaving them for weeks then only nipping a certain colour??.

[Blacktip]

I fed my majestic a lot, he pecked my corals a lot! He now lives in his own tank, hopefully to have freinds soon.