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Can you test your tank water now? You may not have a problem.

It resembles a Nemertea Worm. They prey on anything in the sand bed including Snails. It looks like the Nassarius Snail was too much for it to handle at this time. Once it grows up some more this Snail will be on the menu.

Definitely "Like"

8X4 - what a fantastic size that is for a reef. I can't wait to see the results.

If it were me I would use a turkey baster and squirt boiling RO water at the Aiptasia. It will do some damage to the coral where the water hits it but it will grow back.

Yes, sorry to be blunt and rude, I know it's not what you want to hear but don't have the tank so overstocked and don't restock is so fast. You threw a bunch of large fish quickly into a medium sized tank. This will almost always end in death and frustration. Try to be happy with one nice...

Sounds like Aiptasia to me. Really need a picture or a much better description.

Beautiful

You need to sleep with one eye open from now on.

good luck! Hope it works.

That is fine for a few months. Longer than that and they start to get behavior issues. Ironically, that's what I think is happening with your friends Naso. It must have been in that small 75 for more than a few months. The stress of being cramped up really drives them crazy after a while.

It will also turn your live rock into base rock.

I've been impressed by the Marineland 200DD which is in your size range. It just looks well suited for a reef tank. Wish I had one. A couple things I had to redo years after I setup a 155: Too close to the wall - it's convenient if you can fit your arm behind the tank. level - I should have...

Looks similar to a Pseudocorynactis Mushroom.

WOW, that's dragging up an old post.

Brine Shrimp really isn't the most nutritious food. The Frogspawn does not need to be fed directly as long as the lighting is good but they will grow faster and in my experience they seem to he hardier if spot fed. In my opinion something meatier like bits of scallop, shrimp, or squid make...

Yeah, I think you could have some small Goby or Blenny. Nothing active or large though.

What species of Damsel?

Your coral kinda looks like a Frogspawn, not that it makes much difference. I understand the water parameters are "perfect" but I don't know exactly what that means. Can you list all of the water parameters you test and the results. That will be helpful. It looks like lighting is fine but it...

This is certainly a problem. Hard to say without listing your water parameters and lighting and waterflow. What are you feeding it? How often?