[CSeaSee]

I began with that skimmer, like you are, but I learned that it wasn't the best skimmer, by far. If you look at my profile, you'll see that our fish selection is very similar. That being said, I would get a better skimmer for your tank, especially because in the future you will want to get other fun things, like corals of some sort. I run the Prizm AND a CPR Bakpak I purchased new on e-bay for nothing (it's a factory second) on my 55. I should also mention that I fought extensive Bryopsis for the better part of a year, and only got the upper hand when I got the second skimmer. Really think about increasing your skimmer capacity before you encounter similar problems.

[cichlidfort]

Like 5 days ago I bought Coralife Super Skimmer.

[j_man]

trigger gonna kill everything if he grows up.

[hawk12]

t you know who this is, the trigger will be fine, well not the undulate,lol, but this forum is so much better than the other one,lol, and i hope to be sticking around on this forum, but dude lets go with what we said, and you know when they outgrow they will have a nice big tank waiting for them, i also gota give you this big piece of base rock the guy gave me,ttyl, peace

[cichlidfort]

Yeah I know who you are N. My niger is doin g pretty good. But stil really shy.

[almostdiva]

I wouldn't go with the cleaner wrasse or the angel. The cleaner wrasse is going to die in your aquarium - -they just don't live in captivity. The angel is going to be bullied by the tang, more than likely.

The valentini is a great fish. It sounds like you gravitate toward fish with lots of personality that are a little bolder. How about a pair of clowns? They'll be able to hold their own with everyone.

Rebecca

[cichlidfort]

could give it a try about a pair of clowns. would they stick up for each other?

[cichlidfort]

Yes the angel might be bullied by the yellow tang only if you get the yellow tang first. If you get them both when young they will grow up together in a more peaceful sence. And actually I have seen many cleaner wrasses in captivity do very well before. In fact many aquarists I know recommend them.