Thank you ReefNut, Pair of Clarkii, coral colored wrasse{they call it red}, bi-color blenny, four chromis, several turbo snails, one cleaner shrimp, hard and soft corals, one yellow tailed damsel, 5 peppermints, two small conch's, yellow sea cucumber, fairly large, a psychaldelic mandarin, small, around 90, if not more, Lbs of rock. That's it. I feed frozen brine up fresh once a day, very varied diet throughout week. Once a week chopped seadood, fish or shrimp. Frozen foodtwo days a week, for omnivores, flake food in the evening always. Morning and night they get fed, and am cautious as to their finishing, and feed a little at a time. Do feed my red doughnut once weekly, and orange cup sun coral every other day either natural, or aqua cultured phytoplankton with cyclopeze{frozen} and three times a week three capfulls of marinesnow. Have the skimmer off when feeding those particular foods. Have new satellite compacts coming so will find out if ballasts were working to their fullest. They are now over three years old, by the changes in tank if any. Lights were all replaced in June in my canopy, and since then have found out that too much heat accumulated and did have a problem in summer throughout. Had our LFS put in six actinics all 96 watts, two on side mickey moused by LFS personal, at that time, but had the problem before of course. Have a floor fan on in the winter months, with canopy elevated with blocks of wood.New compacts that are arriving have a mix of flourescent and actinics. Can't wait to see the difference., with docking mounts. Less light, 4, 65 watts in each. Ordered two. . Great sale on them. Looked for awhile for sales. Finally!
