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Ok. Inverts are much more sensitive to water changes. Acclimating should take a few hrs. Alot of lfs keep salinty low so there water could be 1.020 and yours at 1.023-24 . Thats a huge jump

What type of water r u using? Have you changed anything recently?

I wanted this bumped up. There have been alot of questions regarding this lately

Wth

Lol alot of critters will eat dead stuff. Its a good thing

That type of snail yes it eats dead matter. The crabs could be bad batch or acclimating wrong . Hard to say

You need a tank with no escape routes. A smaller eel like a snow flake would be fine in a 75.

Agreed with above. Every time i hear pred tank i cringe. The fish just get too big for most tanks. Even then choosing tank mates is dicey

When u get into big tanks most people don't have r o systems terribly big so it would take for ever lol

Yes you can do it. Just use r o for water changes

Cerith, nerite, turbo, narrssius. A few at a time. You don't want them to run out of food

Anything rated for coral or plant growth should be fine

Your ok now just at capacity. Its not that there harder just thats alot

Various snails, pep shrimp, skunk cleaner shrimp, brittle stars

Your pretty much at capacity. Your half doz damsels is a haul.

Yea that works. U could grow macro

Lights on will cause algae. The ph should stabilize with water changes. Its low bc the water has been sitting. Most of those fish are compatible just not always with eachother. Cuc you want to build up as your stock increases. Start with a doz or so

Hello jack. Lets see where to start. The rock is usuable sure. Idk if i would consider it live rock still tho. Using old sand is generally never good. Once it gets old it gets alot of bad stuff built up. I would get new argonite dry sand. Then use your rock and fill the tank. Get your heater...

Well said. Your spot on dangerfish

Try and send it to your self via text. Then upload that. It may help