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Hi Karlotta, post a picture for reference in order to help get you an answer.

That appears to be aphasia, a nuisance new. There are several ways to get rid of them from chemicals to file fish.

Nice to see you back again

Yes.

Buy a new tank!

Welcome to the site. You are correct, they are harmless filter feeders.

I'd go with a Mag 5. That's what I run on mine.

Very nice save. Good that you researched it.

Theyvall have different personalities. Powder Blues are nice, but prone to ich. Yellows are common, and can be very teritorial. Don't get me wrong, I love tangs, just needvto decide which one you like most versus which you mihht get instead.

Tang or no Tang, you failed to say which Tang you are thinking of adding.

I hsve that same Bubble Magus on my frak tank. I love it.

I'd say it is aptasia. These are common pest anemones that will over populate the tank if not removed.

Looks like limpets. They are harmless and actually eat algae. They probably came in on your live rock.

I have been using the Red Sea

Your Aquavitro Salt is not designed to be mixed that long. Per Seachem, their salt mix starts losing it's alk content when mixed more than a day. This is the main reason I quit using rheir salt.

Reinforced is fine. It's more high pressure. Same thing they use in soda fountains at your favorite restaurant.

Or a 5 year old post, lol.

You have a total of 7 fish listed, both current and possibly planned. That is first off a fish too many for that tank. A blue tang can get 12" and requires a 180 gallon tank. The yellow will rven be a bit cramped in a 55 as it will become the dominant fish in the system.

Well, first off.............. what size tank do you have? That will tell you how many bulbs to run over it. What type of corals are you planning on? The bulbs you have listed are not what I would consider. Look at the ATI bulbs or the Geisman bulbs for your fixture.