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in addition, there is no such thing as easy cos it just flowr tank or even easy fish. There is alot of work involved too. (I.E large water change to keep nitrates low, good equipment and ofcos chillier to keep temperature stable - same theory as put u in aircon room than put u in sauna then aircon then sauna). i'm sure u have aldy learnt something when u work ur way out for ur first tank. Pls Do research before u decide what to keep. I strongly dis-encourage keeping this hobby when one dont even bother the fundamental.

catch out yellow tang and keep in the sump, add in the chevron tang. when it is stable, add back the yellow tang. or, yellow tang is very common, sell both and buy chevron, buy back when it is stable

Be surprised by their pricing quotation...every time I ask I feel like walking a step back n out of the shop.

Lol bro. I think we may have the same tank maker. The experience sounds so familiar... Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk 4 Beta

The star polyp encrusted live rock starting to open nicely

14:00 hrs at Sealife Fish: Regal angel, blue girdled angel, queen angel, picasso clown, normal clowns, foxface, blue damsels, bicolor blenny, tomato clowns, niger trigger, picasso trigger, coral beauty, boxer shrimps, cleaner shrimps, mini sailfin tang, mimic yellow tang Corals: yuma, blue/red mushrooms, green star polyps, goniopora, bubble coral, blueberry sea fan, red macro algae, elegance, assorted zoas

I think your tang is not going to make it already

Sad to tell you there are no easy Angels.. Angels are very temperamental. They can be feeding and eating like pig today and totally stop eating for no reason tomorrow. Mostly due to stressed from poor water parameters or sudden change in water temperature. Getting a new adult angel to feed is the next challenging task in the beginning. Good luck!!