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Sounds like a great plan. We went with just one tang in our 205 and a bunch of anthias and wrasses. With the softies, you could generate a lot of movement and a really cool system

I have a blueline in my basement as well. Probably as reliable as a mag, but less wattage.

Congrats, great picture.

Yeah we should be getting final details soon as far as workers go.

Very nice, where did you pick him/her up from?

We will have a booth there and we will be involved in some ways. We are still working that out with Vic.

Where are you located? If you cannot find a local reefer, give Ethan a call at Aquatic Obesessions. He is a plumbing wizard.

Very nicely done, and I think that is the perfect way to organize stuff.

Awesome, can't wait to see this grow.

For my six bulb I run exactly what Kevin has. My eight bulb is pretty much the two bulbs he listed. He is correct, it is not that blue at all. Some people will even run straight blue plus bulbs on coral tanks but for fish, the purple plus really brings reds out.

Glad to see you stuck it out and put a silver lining on velvet. Looking forward to the "new" build.

Fantastic job, I think you will be really happy with the added lights.

I would probably let it run its course to make sure, but I believe it is 1 ml for 10gs, but I would double check that.

Be patient, nothing good comes from this hobby when being rushed.

Were the shrooms under LEDs? Mine have been under t5s and low and are doing well. Maybe even try to spot feed them a bit, they will take some food.

Looks great Sunny

Cleaners or bloods will be fine, get a pair. If you are truly worried about size, go for the peppermints.

Thank you again for the wrasse, looking forward to seeing more this weekend.

Yeah that looks pretty good. Look for the green clown gobies, apparently they stay smaller. Blennies can be a bit territorial so he might be my last add. Overall it looks pretty good.

Depends on the fish. What becomes critical with a smaller tank is finding out where the fish "lives" So you can get more fish in if you plan it out. For example a goby and pistol shrimp will live in your sand and rocks, so you could probably do two of those. Cleaner gobies live kind of on...