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Yellow tang, yellow eyed kole tang. Those are pretty safe. I have a regal hippo in a 72g for 3 years now with no issues. Stay away with the name 'powder' don't know to many with long term success.

Bryopsis.

Depends if your planning on keeping it or getting rid of it. Keeping it.... leave it alone. Selling it, put it in a dish for a week to heal up. Best to heal in your tank but not leering it's foot plant on your rock work.

You need to clean the tank. I'm suprised that copper band is alive and your tank is way to small for it. When was the last time you cleaned it?

No picture. Get rid of nitrates and phosphates.

Welcome aboard nelma. I would stay away from the sea clones as they are a disaster. If you're looking for a cheaper skimmer, try looking at eshoops hang on the back. I like the reef octopus myself but a little pricey if bought new. There are many sites that folks are getting out of the hobby...

Limpet is on your hand and a bristle worm.

I would get at least 10 emerald, 30 hermits, and 60 snails. Don't forget the sea hare and a fighting conch.

Nothing happens. Every other forms offers something more than an opinion. They have doctors, professors, and even prizes. Alot of folks packed up too. Best of luck.

Welcome back. It's been dead for sometime now here. Nice tank!

Installing it on return side could cause some problems. You need head pressure to push threw the reactor and I would think you would back up the 110. All equipment should be installed pump side.

Maxi mini.

Amp X watts = kilowatt.

Looks like an emerald from the picture, but the claw looks like a predator crab.

My yellow has always been an asshat.

Calibration fluid.

Is your tds meter recently calibrated?

they are my opinions and not negativity. Don't get ass hurt for no reason, soft skin breaks easy in the saltwater. you posted something and got an answer. You have cheap corals that don't look like they are doing well as posted multiple times with the same question. Bigger tanks are much...

It's not maintenance to keep those corals at bay, it's warfare. They are very cheap corals and trade in is very little if any for low end. For most, it cost more money in fuel to trade in than the coral is worth. Btw, was that a statement or a question?

Is this a stand alone w/o skimmer or sump? What type of hob are you running? What is your phosphates and how often do you do w/c's?