Hey Doug, how long did you manage to keep one alive?
I read the article mentioned above and I don't believe they were successful. They were keeping them in large cylindrical aquariums and experimented with different food sizes as well as different currents. One of the theories is that the current is more important than any one had thought. It's been a while since I read that so take what I've said with a grain of salt. I think it was in magazine. Or maybe a reefkeeper e-zine.
As for low light, there are a tonne of really cool fish that prefer lower light that I've always wanted but of course with a standard reef is not really possible. Good luck.
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