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Some things are doing well, some are not. I am still losing a torch ever month or so. The green devils hand leather has dropped a couple babies. The gorgonians are doing really well.

Happy clownfish and happy nems. The arrow crab is eating bristle worms!

Trimmed the tank recently after the rotalla went crazy Lots of baby trumpet snails for the assassin snails to eat. I also replanted the wall after the last pump failed. Hope the new one works longer!

The softies seem to be opening up and getting happy.

The mushrooms are doing well, especially the red ones. I added some display cheato to grow more nutrients out of the system

Is this a really good overflow? I would silicone it and leave the taking it apart for future you with huge pliers.

They look like they are doing great keeping things up, and for questions/when things aren't smooth, we are here to help. It isn't a bad idea to have someone on hand, but I don't know if even monthly maintenance is needed here. Only thing I might look into getting help for is removing the palys...

Shhh, don't tell anyone yet

I am just about to start more acros. The tank just hit the year plus mark, so I am going to wait for fall for the weather to get more mild, and start doing some shipments of coral from the bay.

https://aquabiomics.com/wp-content/uploads/simple-file-list/reports/h2oplayar/1003403_microbiome.html Aquabiomics test results are in. It says I am mature! Interesting it didn't mention any Brown Jelly Disease, but did mention SCTLD https://www.triton-lab.de/en/showroom/icp-oes/103837 As...

I was thinking about cheatogro as I run heavy macroalgae these days. Hearing it works well for you, I might need to mix it into my dosing regiment.

I had the same leak issue with my 168. Silicone fixed it. Made it a little tougher to take apart, but not terrible. Note that the overflow was not reused because it was a pos. See Will's thread and my thread builds for more info there...

Multiple individual rock structures.

Kids these days, not knowing their movie history. I watched this one in college as part of my education.

https://www.bareefers.org/forum/threads/michaels-45-aio-sandy-cube.37592/ https://www.bareefers.org/forum/threads/michaels-35-gallon-aio.29492/

Fish are like boats, name them to keep them on the surface.

Drywall around a tank doesn't stay dry. I wouldn't trust it long term.

I would do it like this instead. Let me know if you have any questions. Spray paint a 2x4 black, mount that to the studs, then mound the light brackets wherever you want.

Cool, so feed more than I am and that should get some iodine in there. Thanks!