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unless the hermit crab is the size of a watermelon, he's not gonna catch a fish, especially a wrasse.

Just watch 'Finding Nemo' and you'll know exactly how hard it is to raise the fry.

I've read that in captivity, juvenile imperators don't fully morph into the vibrant colors of those caught as mature adults; they kinda start the color transformation, but never complete it. Is this well documented, or just a myth?

clownfish never fare well as starter fish. of course to me, a starter fish is a "cycling" fish. :D

they're also two of the most expensive! a n00b will enjoy a strawberry or bicolor just as much as a neon/fridmani, for 1/4 the price. :D

damsels, pseudochromis/dottybacks, basslets, some wrasses

The easiest way to rinse sand is to put it in a typical 5gal bucket (or any other deep container) but only in a thin layer. I prefer using a fish tank as it's easier to see when the water is clear. Get your garden hose and do a couple prelim rinses. Fill the bucket with water, stir it with your...