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It resembles a Dendronephthya sp.

I can't think of any corals that eat phytoplankton.

It's a Green Hairy Mushroom - Rhodactis sp If you direct feed it doesn't need much light. All the attention from the Clownfish seems to actually have a positive effect on the mushroom.

For a 125g tank I would recommend keeping the flow rate under 3000gph.

They are part of a natural diet for many type of fish, Clownfish included. No worries.

They will eat other Shrimp that are much smaller. Otherwise they get along fine. They are naturally nocturnal though so if you want to ever see them you'll need to hand feed them during the day.

While dosing limewater will tend to maintain a slightly higher PH, it should not be used for that purpose. If you have coral demand for Carbonates then sure, good idea. But if your Carbonate demand is low then limewater will eventually start to cause problems. Have you attempted to discover...

:p Glad it worked out. Good luck on your recovery...

Bryopsis sp.

What Snake said. It's nearly impossible to open a pressurized reactor.

OK, yeah I do see something there. Can't tell from the picture what it is.

That's an outstanding picture of your fish. Unfortunately I don't see anything between the fish and the Mushroom.

Keep it clean Silver...

Looks like Alveopora to me.

Yes, friends & family - Happy Thanksgiving.

Look in the fishing departments for "Bait Keeper's".

+1 The mushroom resembles a green frilly mushroom.

Me too.

Yes... odd that it would be burping. Can you check to make sure the straw isn't clogged?