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Look like this? If so it`s a bristle worm.

I would suggest a yellow eyed Kole tang or a yellow tang. They are great starter tangs.

I always go with Liveaquaria.

If he is an emerald crab he`s probably just eating some algea that floated onto the coral.

Sounds like good info above. Alot of times LFS will just put two clowns together and say they are a mated pair when they are not. Maybe you can return one.

And even though I do think they are better left in the ocean at least you told folks that they are difficult and to do plenty of research. I have a problem with the people that say they are easy to raise and no problem at all. You sound like you might be one of those experts Sharkie. Good info

The only thing that I am aware of vitamin C doing is preventing and curing HLLE in tangs.

I had a couple angels in my tank that were perfect citizens for 4 yrs then all of a sudden went to coral munching. I had to tear the tank apart to save my reef. I`ve taken the "NO Angels" pledge. I have heard the Lamarks angel is reef safe.

Thanks PRC for your post. Very informative. They are better off left in the ocean IMO. If you look at this link they are rated for experts only. http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/aquarium-fish-supplies.cfm?c=15+41

You can see my chromis schooling in the middle You can see my bartletts anthias schooling.

I have found out that if you ask 10 people you will get 11 answers. LOL. There is no "best" salt mix out there. If there was we would all be using it. I use Oceanic salt mix. I like the higher readings of calcium.

I have a couple brain corals and have never target fed them. One is over ten yrs old and the other about 6 yrs old. They get all they need from the lighting and water column. IMO

Why thanks.

Proof is in the picture.

Yes that`s what I mean. They love the substrate. If their fleshy area touches rock it will try to recede.

It`s going on 12+ yrs now. Thanks

He looks pretty good but let be give you a warning. The parasite will gourge on the fish and then fall to the bottom and over 200 little ones called tomites will come from each one. I would give it a few more weeks to be sure. I`ve seen many a time where the person thought the ick was gone when...

Here is a pic of when my torch coral had it.

It almost looks like you have it up on the rocks. Brain corals do better on the substrate.

If you ask me it looks pretty darn impressive. Nice looking tank.