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the tank looks good. just remember to take it slow and steady. adding anything this early or too much at once can throw all of your levels off especially if they all start dying. i know how hard it can be to not buy everything to put in there especially if it's your first tank. so far i think...

it's gonna take a while for your tank to cycle. i would recommend letting the tank do it's thing for at least a few weeks. if you try to add any corals or fish too soon your just flushing money down the toilet. patience is number one in this hobby.

does anyone find it relevant that the tank has only been up for a few months? i would reccomend trying to move them to different parts of the tank. usually any kind of softy can do well in not so great water quality so it must be something environmental not making them happy.

there are reef safe red slime removers you can buy. it's a powder you mix with tank water then dump it in and do a water change after a couple of days and it should clear up. that's only a temporary fix though, the real cause of the slime is bad water quality. it's gonna keep coming back if you...

I have had fish and inverts that i put in my tank one day, and didn't see it again the next day. then three months later it shows up again. how big is your tank?