Maybe we should do a test with a sheet of ply wood first then put the water bed on top of it , invite Lutra's friends 15 friends and put them on the bed. If this holds then no problem for the tank. Hey and after the test who knowes......15 ppl one bed.....
The second butterfly is a Blackedged butterfly (Chaetodon dolosus) The damsel is a Sergeant major (Abudefduf vaigiensis) The LR is not rock but Blue coral-worm (Pomatoleios fraussii) the polyps are Squat sandy zoanthid (Palythoe natalensis).
I also have a wooden floor what i have done is....fill the tank half them bolt the stand to the wall in 4 places. This makes the stand a "shelf" for the tank and takes a load of weight off the floor and moves it to the wall. By splitting the weight you should have no probs. Thats if you can bolt...
Len
I am from South Africa and am learning as we go i have had a tank for a while now (not long enough) and when I got on this site it was like WOW WOW WOW. In SA we dont have any where near the range of what is here and the knowlage here is just .... no one i know here has close to what you...
I have these damsels 2 of them in with my butterflys and clowns and others and they are very well behaved. The are active but dont have problems. I have had them for a while and have never seen them give any one a problem
I would say get a bit of air flow into the water aswell with a airstone or let the powerhead suck in air with that amount of life in the container one needs air in the water
Has any one kept these any tips mine are doing well I have had them (7) for around 6 months now and they look fine. If any one has tips on them I would love to hear as they are my fav fish and look so good I would hate to loose one
I agree it is getting picked on I have 10 butterfly's in my tanks 4/3/3 and they tend to spend most of their time on the lowerrocks, i sugest a live rock hiding hole if you dont have one it needs to be deep and narrow so that only that fish can get in it can be vertical or at a 45% it should use...