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Good luck ! Sure you will be able to have beautiful tank very soon, need little work and persistence. My last advise: check the salinity, simple things but many times overlook. Not sure about the Nova brand, check review.

I had experience, my ricordia was ripped off very badly hit by rock falls on it. The ricordia healed within days. From that experience we can draw conclusion that by cutting the flesh will NOT kill it. Its mouth is the key for survival. You can make your experiment and let us know the...

Make sure to always check water quality has to be within parameters, lighting make sure proper lighting and to replace bulb every 6 months, water flows, and add minerals & supplements. If you have all variables in check your dwelling will be happy & thrive.

Try pizza or mini-maxi anemones, tiny-small and very colorful. Don't put any carpet anemone which will overgrown your tank.

Don't worry with the brittle starfish, it won't harm you polyp. In contrary it is beneficial for the habitat for a tremendous scavenger that makes a great addition to your tank.

Try Klein's Butterflyfish. For sure it will take care the aiptasia but with caution because it nips on corals too.

4 things to make sure: water quality all within parameters, lighting and bulbs to be replaced every 6 months and water flow, minerals & supplements. You have those variables in control and you will see your corals thrive.

make sure you keep away algae blenny, sometimes nipping on it and eventually kill it.

The Blenny is algae eater but sometimes it nipping on corals.

Nice fish !

The Blue Triggerfish, Black Triggerfish, or Redtooth Triggerfish can often be a peaceful aquarium fish, especially if they have plenty of room and are well fed. Four genus of triggerfish: Sufflamen Rhinecanthus Balistapus Pseudobalistes Triggerfish from the genus Sufflamen are favorites...