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Try a Dragon wrasse. I got one and they are pretty neat looking.

It kept its crown. The one there has a green body to it. Its really weird to see them out of the tube.

The one LFS by me has a feather duster that left its tube and has been moving around out in the open for over 2 months now.

A couple Bumblebee gobies would work.

Shes a fish lover. She has only done freshwater but loves the saltwater tanks we have. I am thinking about getting her a nano set-up for her birthday this year.

I have used that slime algae medicine before. It works but make sure you turn your skimmer off or it will overflow. You will need to do a big water change about a week after using it and still watch your skimmer when you turn it back on. It oxygenates the water big time and makes the skimmer go...

Yep, he told grandma he wanted a fish tank and they came home with that. She said she thought she was going to get him a 10 gallon tank but he insisted on the 55 :eek:

Everyone keeps telling me they get too big and need full marine eventually. They are pretty aggressive at feeding time but only with each other.

Its my 8 year old sons tank actually. He will sit in front of it for hours and watch the fish. He even helps with the up-keep on it. Been too scared to let him feed it alone though.

Thought you might like this picture. Its from my sons brackish tank. We switched the gravel over to aragonite sand and everything seems to be looking better. Heres the whole tank. I know.... the mono's need to go

I would say it is cyanobacteria. Whats your water flow like?

I have purchased replacement top sections ,like what you have broken, from my LFS before. They usually don't stock them but they can order them for you.

Looks like a flower anemone to me.

Might want to get rid of the damsels soon. They tend to get a little agressive once they grow some (although yellow tails don't seem to be as bad as the others)

Go for the Koralia nano

Shouldn't eat them, Just watch if you put any other kind of shrimp or crab in there. Sometimes they will attack other shrimp and crabs.

Seems like alot of fish for that size tank. Its not so much how big the fish are, you need to have swimming room for them.

How many do you have and what do you mean by mixed coral system.

The maroon clown is probably the only aggressive fish you have listed.

Nasarius snails One problem with sand sifting stars is they eat all your organisms in your live sand and slowly starve usually.