Thanks Charles.
Pretty similar in size to my tank, which is a 47G (not counting the sump). Feedings are for 5 ventralis anthias, 3 green chromis, a leopard wrasse, a pair of clowns, one ruby red dragonet, and a Hawaiian golden dwarf moray. On Monday, Wednesday, and Friday the eel gets fed, so today's smorgasbord includes: 1" piece of LRS nano, 1 cube of mini mysis (chopped with knife), 1 cube of mini bloodworms, 1 cube of spirulina enriched brineshrimp, 1 silverside (eel), 1 cube of oyster eggs, dime-size cutting of LRS eggs, plus one rotation of Otohime S1/S2 in the morning via Apex AFS. On Tuesday and Thursday, the tank is fed: 1" piece of LRS nano, 1 cube of oyster eggs, 1/16 tsp of Coral Frenzy, 1/16 tsp of decapsulated brineshrimp eggs, 1 scoop of nanoV "soft freeze" zooplankton, 1 scoop of nanoV "soft freeze" mini mysis shrimp, 1 scoop of nanoV "soft freeze" reef caviar, plus the one rotation of Otohime S1/S2 in the morning. The food is mixed together in a glass beaker with RO water and then manually fed over the course of 8 hours. The food knocks the foam head on the skimmer down so I don't bother turning it off. On the weekend, the only food fed is one portion of Otohime S1/S2 (haven't had a chance to mess w/the Apex programming for the AFS for additional feedings only on the weekends).
5% water changes are done once a week on Thursday, when I pull the skimmer after hours and clean it in the restroom (had to be after hours when folks are gone w/out the smell upsetting anyone). KNO3 is added to the tank with the NSW to bring nitrates up to 2 ppm.
