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Try some of the branching Montipora species first and see how they do. They are among the hardiest of sps and require less light that Acropora.

I have a 1/4 hp for my 120. I would not go with sdomthing as small as a 1/10 for a hundred gallon tank.

Mine gets bigger right after it eats and then looks great for the next few days. I try to feed it twice a week.

Red Sea.

When I firts started and did not know about over flows and such things I had one of those attached to a fluval 404. It worked great most of the time but it did need some tinkering every once in a while to keep it going.

Its not that big of a problem. Just correct the powerhead and the water will settle out soon.

He could but then that would not really be getting rid of the nutrients b/c the tang would just put them right back into the system in a different form.

UM HE SAID THAT HE BOUGHT A NEW TANK FOR THEM!!!!!!

Definitly. my one 1.5 inch is way more than enough for the mag 24 (2400 gph).

Mine is a 1.5 inch on my 120 and it handles the flow of a Mag 24 with tons of room to spare.

I would leave it. Looks like you have a ton of worms moving through it.

Green Star Polyps.

Every once in a while I see my Six-line grab one from the live rock. It must be eating a lot of them b/c I rarely see them in my tank although I have millions of copepods.

I used the 2 400 watt 6500k's and 2 110 watt actinics with extremely great growth however after 4 months I did not like how the corals all looked brown so I switched to Ushio 10k bulbs and the color is better and I have not seen any difference in growth rates. Its only been one month though...

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Here are 3 closed brains that I keep in my tank:

Actually these critters like dim lighting or none at all. Most of them are nighttime feeders.

I woul not attempt it with that lighting.

You seeing so many critters b/c the fish are not there to eat them.