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Agreed its generally on a hard surface. Mine lay them on the heater

Damsels can be dicks lol my yellow tail is fine but this is an exception to the rule. I would go with a pair of clowns. other than that your list looks good

Agree with above. Water changes maybe hurting you now. Let that stuff sky rocket need be. Then it should bottom out, some macro wouldn't hurt but isn't necessary

Oh geez yea that would be alot of dead stuff

A water change may help knock the ammonia down. Idk what would still be causing you to have ammonia

Agreed

Very nice looking yes

Yup and keep most fish in lol

Light diffuser. Its the plastic little squares.home depot lowes ect would have it

Literally upgrading tanks now. I have a bit of a luxury bc i have 3 sw tanks. So months ago i added base rock to all of them to seed it for my upgrade. Iam also running 2 filters on my 75 to load them w bio filtration and move said filter into the new tank aswell

I see that mentioned offended that clowns are aggressive. Now does the type play a huge role in this? I ask bc honestly i have 4 clowns in 3 diff tanks. None bother any fish. One is even a maroon clown. Now i wouldn't try and add another maroon with her, but she doesn't bother her smaller...

Define cover? Egg crate is a cover but allows good gas exchange. Glass is a cover and depending how its used can seal a tank or if gapped allow gas exchange. Consesus is a sealed sw tank is very bad

Those are nice fish, but the banner fish is close enough for me and much easier to keep

Thats what i read. Feeding was a big issue, i guess the captive breeding is helping with that

Lol i was just looking at these online. There being captive raised now.

Iam debating on one or two. I have both types of heaters. I haven't had issues with either. Marineland heaters on the other hand suck!!!

Fella on my fb forum said he liked finnex. Titanium wise tho i haven't anything bad about them

Who has the best heater these days. Iam looking at an eheim or a aqueon pro

There excellent for alage but I've never had luck keeping them long term

Yes six lines are considered reef safe.