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Coralife are the ones i have and like. bulky but really do the job

Good choice IMO

Buddy I hope you took a few day off to recuperate, I hear those 1 g water changes are a Bi--H Oh tank looks great :p:)

red filter on flashlight, FWIW a glove is a good idea when handling anything you are not sure of

If you are introducing pods you have cultivated via the bottle method introduce them into your tank at night with the lights off. Your return pump off but your water movement pump on.

I see the flame is playing peek-A-Boo

Just like my little brother taking me to task

LOL thats why after 50 plus years my old wallet still has a ring imprint on it

I don't know about you guys but im not gonna get too crazy over it exactly. D ont eat oysters in summer months if you must only eat from farmed bacteria tested waters.Don't swim with an open cut. And always always wear these when you have to put your hands in your tank

You are just going to have to wait a couple of days until you post a picture

when you get the lights post a pic. you want you lights to be as close the water with out getting splash on them. I don't know how the expanding supporting system would be an issue

Please START a new thread I have done some extensive research on this subject in conduction with Mote marine lab

I also would go with LEDs The one 0ne-fish (no pun intended) is getting I personal like as a starter light. Other down side IMO to a system that you can’t adjust the intensity is. When you change your old bulbs you have to change you lighting schedule You tell me why

My friend so true about Vibrio The issue is necrotizing wound infection acquired when an open wound is exposed to warm seawater with high concentrations of V. vulnificus. Once a bloodstream infection occurs, the prognosis is grim: About 50 percent of V. vulnificus bloodstream infections are...

http://marinelife.about.com/od/invertebrates/tp/Facts-About-Nudibranchs.htm

http://www.advancedaquarist.com/2007/11/aafeature2

Did i hear someone say lighting before fish

My .02 I would remove the Nudibranch while they are spectacular marine snails without shells they do poses danger. They in all likelihood will die of starvation unless you have the type that will eat soft corals and have the ones to their liking . The danger then is .They have skin glands that...

its adjustable and works well

I added some more things i feel you need to consider