Hoi Toider

post em all, that way I can lose faster.

A48 sold

A43 sold

A39 sold

I gotta get a wife like that.

A17 sold

Wait - he's still in! PM me the certificate!

A12 sold

That's as sold as it can get!!!!!!!!!!!!

I cut a piece of acrylic and drilled holes for everything that entered the tank.

Thanks, everyone. Sorry it took so long for me to check back in - I've been pretty busy. For one thing I've been running down some of the ideas you have given me. My water quality is excellent across the board. At no time have any of the fish appeared sick or lethargic. I guess there could be a marauder hiding out, but truthfully, I didn't add a lot of live rock to the tank - almost 80% of the rock was base rock - and what I did add was from reliable sources. As for the type of hawkfish I had (key word), it no longer matters as they are both missing now, as well as the remaining firefish and one of the pseudanthias. All in all, half of the fish I added last Sunday are now missing. I'm afraid to even look in the tank each morning.

My 240g reef tank measures 96"x18"x30" (lxwxh). A 50 gallon refugium and a 30 gallon sump are attached. Circulation is from 4 Vortech MP40WES, an OM-4 way/Sequence Dart, and a Sequence Hammerhead main pump - all intakes and overflows are screened. The top of the tank is not currently screened. Aquascape provides LOTS of caves/overhangs. Last Sunday I moved 11 fish (Macauliceps Tang, 2 hawkfish, 2 chromis, 2 firefish, copper-banded butterfly, 3 pseudanthias) from quarantine to the main DT to join a sailfin tang and bangai cardinal, several shrimp, 2 small crabs, 3 anemones and assorted corals. Two days ago one of the firefish turned up missing; yesterday a chromis was absent; and this morning the banded hawkfish was gone. I've observed no aggression, and there are no carpet surfers to be found. I'm stumped. Anyone have ideas?