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I enjoyed Cocaine Bear and am looking forward to the sequel.

Trading some plants for a printed shade tomorrow. I'll see how I like that and maybe try the 55 degree reflector from Kessil too since they aren't too pricey.

That 9004DC skimmer should be providing plenty of air exchange.

Current view from my desk. Debating on a shade for the 360x's vs a reflector Got a shipment from Biota and Salty Bottom Reef Co. Biota has awesome fish and SBRC has great inverts.

Mine worked in the same crushed coral substrate, the anemone foot found its way to the floor of the tank

My vote is to add a display refugium next to (or under with a clear door) your tank!

Bottles of wine? No. More exquisite. Coral.

Looks great! Nice work and keep improving!

Well then, you are in the right place!

The 120 is the same tank from the pool table room that I brought out here. I just got the living wall metal and plastic sheet up, and need to spec the plumbing to water the plants, and maybe make a waterfall one day. The 168 became a 300, which matches the house size growth from the bay to...

Did a little scaping to pick out hair algae and get all of the anubias nana petite into the 20 gallon tank.

I restarted the tank with old rock and crushed coral again. I was housing a lot of the fish that went in the 300 in there for a while, but now just have a small algae blenny and a target mandarin. There is also a pincushion urchin, 2 bubble tip anemones from BAR, and some softies. I added a...

Jabao or Sicce pump to start, and whatever light you can find for sale in the B/S/T forum here. With 32 gallons you don't need a super powerful light.

I also have never heard good things about damsel fish in tanks as they often stress other fish out.

Large CSB nem

That's gorgeous, triggers were another one I've looked into, but I think most all of them eat snails or clams.

I know of the standard tangs and rabbitfish. What other fish do people know of that a 300 gallon allows that wouldn't work in smaller tanks? I've been reading up on "reef safe with caution" angels and would love to hear thoughts.

There are a couple decent ones here. Of course. I always like the Naso tang, but worry my tank still isn't big enough. Looking at other tangs and maybe medium sized angelfish as well as a copper band butterfly. Just waiting for more pods to populate and things to stabilize. Plus I don't...

Only need one more Wav pump on the other side, then I can complete all 4 corners on both sides and get the flow changing directions every 3 hours. The below pattern peak and valley is the same or mirrors depending on pump position in the tank.

$25 is the most I've seen anything sold for at an aquarium store and the most I've personally ever spent. (Is she gone yet?) Edit: Ok, I think I'm safe. Been looking at a biota yellow tang, but the large csb I bought for $400 and grew to 10+" and sold for $700 is my biggest exchange. Edit...