looie39

hi, back in april i started my 30 gallon tank.. and i had 2 starter fish, a domino and a yellow tail, the domino became HUGE within a few months and was picking on the yellow tail so i seperated the damsel to a 10 gallon temporarily, my 30 gallon is in excellent health and so r the fish but yesterday someone had got me a new blue damsel and a clown, i put the new blue in the 10 with the domino and he got beat up so i put him in the 30. the clowns r getting along great but the blue damsel was beat up extrememly badly by the damsel. his whole tail is gone and im not sure he will survive the next few days.

Anyway ti stay on topic i was thinking about taking the domino back to the store... how do u go about doing this? do i just stick him in a ziploc or what? im clueless... also i wanted to begin getting live rock and such and possibly a few more fish.. if i wanted to get a new fish the yellowtail will attack it so i may b taking him back to the store also what kind of fish do you recommend for a 30 gallon with a pair of clowns and possibly some live rock and corals down the road??

thanks for the help

fishrule101

You should have had LR at first so your tank could have cycled with it. Get fiji LR. Its the best there is. What type of corals are you planning on getting? What kind of lighting do you have? Get a six line wrasse. They are beautilful and help keep the LR clean. What kind of clownfish do you have??

looie39

yes i am aware of that now lol my friend helping me forgot to mention that...

at the moment my lighting is just crappy but i was about to buy this lighting offline http://www.marinedepot.com/ps_ViewIt...s~vendor~.html

i noe have 2 ocellaris clown fish
and thank you very much for the suggestions

i have another question.. i will be leaving for college in a few years andi was wondering if it is even worth spending the time/money on all the live rock and corals and such if i wont b able to do anything with them once i leave.... should i just go with fake but realistic corals
i am truly addicted to these fish now but i dont want to have to throw away everything in a few years