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Give ultra corals a call and see what a 120 acrylic sump would go for. If you are going to be completely under the stand, I would probably want as much room as possible in my sump. That is provided you have room for ATO container, dosing containers (if needed), and other equipment. You have...

Gobies, barnacle blennies and anthias first, then the sail fin follwed by the flasher, yellow (I assume yellow coris) and then the hooded (In my opinion). Where are you ordering from?

BRS makes it very simple with their dosing stuff. When I was dosing, I was using BRS.

Time for an upgrade, that tank is getting packed.

I used a 120 4x2x2 as my sump, it was acrylic. If you can find something like that or have one made, it will probably be your best bet. Lighter than glass so easier to work with, and should fit under your tank. I think 70g could work, but the more water the better.

It has to do with the spam filter and none of you are members. We had to turn off some functions for "guests" to keep the spammers at bay. I will pass it along to see if we can improve it somehow.

Really nice tank, nice progression on the corals.

Great to see an update Len. Tank looks great, not surprised you plumbed in a new one. How is your back?

In line heaters are crazy expensive compared to regular heaters that is why people shy away. I agree with multiple smaller heaters. For your sized tank look at the cobalt neotherms. They are small and reviewed very well.

It all depends on what fish you think you are going to put in your tank. If you are looking at big fish, you need a bigger QT, smaller fish smaller QT. That space is tough, maybe a 30g cube at 18x18?

My 180 follows the exact same path, I just have an extra DI cartridge.

A QT tank is a completely separate tank that is not plumbed in or connected to your display in and way shape or form. This is done on purpose so that no disease can get from your new fish to your existing fish. People will put the new fish in the QT tank and treat it and make sure it is eating...

I think 195 is a great mason dixon line.

Usually people go for about 5% a week going up. Best not to shock everything.

Is your tank drilled already or did you buy one reef ready?

We have had a 12g in our bedroom since 2008, it makes a great thing to look at before you go to bed.

Depends on the fish, you could put 15 barnacle blennies in there and probably be fine.

Alpha has some amazing clowns so it is going to be easy to find something you like. I agree with staying away from the maroons and tomatos. Most of the hybrids are from percula lines which are generally more peaceful (the oscellaris or false percs are more aggressive) which is good. A pair...

This is what I picture your tank looking like, keep it going: http://reefkeeping.com/joomla/index.php/current-issue/article/139-tank-of-the-month

Welcome to the club and great start!!