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As said, that's fine. You can add as many as you want really... just make sure there is enough food available.

Second the mushrooms... they are a good beginner coral.

Personally I'd add a fan and try to keep the tank around 82. I run my tanks between 80-82 and all of my corals are doing great. IMO 84 isn't all that bad but I personally wouldn't let it get much higher. With proper acclimation the corals will do fine at that temp...

They will use up nitrates... along with ammonia, phosphates and other elements in the water.

Lawnmower Blennys are awesome fish!! Lots of personality.

Has the tank cycled?? How old is it??

Lack of nutrients (food)??

What are your 120g dimensions? I ran 2-400w MHs on a 60" long 110g without needing a chiller. A lot will depend on your setup.

https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/163864/reef-worms#post_1193754

Depends on the situation but here you would have to go by the display only. Tangs need room to swim... personally I'd have to say a minimum of a 6' tank regardless of how many gallons it holds.

Nice Fox Face!!!!

I don't see anything wrong with it except the skimmer may grow algae on it... or in it due to the light. I'd run it for a few weeks and see what happens!!

My vote is that they are GOOD...

Have you looked into the display at night to see if you can see bristle worms?? To answer your question, yes I would... although they should migrate to your display naturally unless there are filters blocking the way. Still, I'd add some if you wanted.

Advantages include... larger water volume, having a place to harvest macro algae, having a safe place for small critters such as pods to grow and multiply, it's possible to add a DSB & more LR to further aid in nutrient export, and having a algae filled refuge lite opposite of the display's...

Originally Posted by seannmelly We use 2 papertowels, one wet the other dry. Wipe w/ the wet one, and then wipe w/ the dry one to get all the salt film off. Another ditto... water is all I ever use.

A turn over rate of 21x every hour is not to much if your inhabitance are happy. What kind of corals do you have??

Bristle Worm.

A filter after the refuge would stop pods and such from migrating to the display... I'd just ditch the filter.

Again, for a FOWLR... 2-72" VHOs would look nice IMO and you can always add lighting to the later if you want.