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Yup totally normal

I agree with above. They also have to be the same specific clown fish. Can't mix percula with occ per say

I feed it to my tangs

With exception to the snow flake , most morays get big. There not huge swimmers tho. Wrasse would be something like a green bird or hovans wrasse. There larger wrasse

Lol an auto shut off would keep that from happening. Also running a generator would also alleviate the issue. A sump is the way to go. However if not feasible i would go with a hob filter over a canister

Looks like some type of macro alagae

The canister filter is a bad idea. Everything else is good. Fish wise i wouldn't do chromis, there for some reason difficult to keep alive.

Basically anything it can't eat is fine. I like the zebra moray but a snow flake should be ok. Lionfish, peaceful trigger( blue throat, niger, ect. ) puffers are messy fish so a lightly stocked tank is best. Order of fish, generally triggers towards the end.

What size tank?

Imforbis is spot on with her info. What your feeding the fish is fine for regular sw fish. Not so much for large predatory fish like lions and groupers. Their big fish and eat big things. Fish, shrimp, squid, ect. There a huge bioload on a tank aswell. Showing intrest in your food and eating...

The canister filter is part of your issue . They are nitrate traps. A hob is a better option

What is the filter

Honestly thats a tough one. There are fish vets but there few and far between

Did he eat hard shelled foods before this? It could be a teerh issue

Newer tank any ammonia is bad, especially in that small of a tank

Yup lol

4 gal in a 120 that's about rt. Your talking a fraction of your total volume

I'd agree

The tank is very new. Given the biomass of a grouper its probably a water issue

Maroons are one of the hardest clowns to pair. Be happy with one and stock other fish, not clowns around it.