Check out my Tank

[mfp1016]

Just wanted to see what you guys think. I'm open to any suggestions.
It is a 65 gallon, acrylic hex. I built the canopy and stand myself, but I'm going to refinish the wood due to the ever-changing decor in my house, thanks to my wife. Mechanical canister filter, a Magnum to be exact. Krager Heater. Std. undergravel bio filter. There is a refugium in the base below which I built myself and just finished the plumbing. The sand is LS, while the refuge has LS and LM.
Fish List: Foxface, Yellow Tang, Maroon Clown, Neon Damsel, Blue Damsel (he's killed everything else, Coral Beauty, Pearlscale Butterfly, cleaner shrimp), White Damsel, numerous snails, hermit crabs.

 

[ginarox]

your tank is very pretty. love the color,,have a great night.

 

[demonspeed]

beautiful chek my out

 

[bill109]

mfp1016
wow tht is amazing. tht is one of the best looking tanks with the dead hard corals! looks great. im sorry to tell you this but i will anyways
the yellow will be stressed quick since its hex. the foxface.. i dont know
are thry posionus?
i want one soo bad but dont want one tht i venomus
btw tht fake coral will be a pain if you ever get cyano bacteria, i had a few pieceds of tht and it looked like a x as tree with a bed sheet over it! keep good movemnt but its awesome

 

[mfp1016]

Actually, the Yellow Tang isn't stressed at all, one of the more relaxed fish in the tank. Also, the Foxface does equally well. When I first got him he would frighten up, but now I can stick my hand in and clean or adjust things and he is totally fine. I like the look of the dead corals. Mainly, because I don't have the time or money to keep up a reef tank, and they're quite easy to clean. To date I've never had a problem with bacteria, and the tank has been up for about 10 years, with nothing more than a monthly water change.

 

[mfp1016]

I'd also like to add, that its all dead coral from MX. None of it is fake except the plant.

 

[petjunkie]

How long has this been set up? I have a huge chunk of barnacles and they turned green within a month or two of being in my tank. Still are although it's just sitting in a closet now, too lazy to clean but they look cool and my damsel loved to hid in it.