120G Rimless shallow peninsula tank

[Janci]

Weekend:
Water change... done
Suck out cyano remains... done
Glass cleaning... done
Replace filter socks... done (including bleaching, rinsing and so on)
Added some anti-cyano stuff... done
Rodi system filter exchange.... done
LFS visit... check/done
Found nice fish... done
Bought some fish... done
Taking pictures... done

Results:

Blue Devil Damsel - Fiji (1 pieces added): is not so devil as the name says.

Talbot damsels - 9 piece sadded. All doing fine. Gorgeous colours.

Strawberry shortcake (or what is left from it) is making a comeback.
I guess the scape change and flow is doing well for it.

 

[Janci]

And some more pictures

Clam is doing well. She did not move from the initial spot and is now with less light and more flow, but stays put.
Still looks great

Found this frag plug with some kind of coral on it. Looks cool... but I have no idea what it is.
I remember a frag I got from someone, putting it in the tank and saw it disappear... But now also making a comeback.
If anyone knows what it is, welcome to help.
I believe a monti.

From brown to this in a couple of weeks just by placing it a little higher with more flow:

 

[NY_Caveman]

Beautiful Talbot colors! They are practically orange and purple. Is that just the lighting?

 

[Janci]

Beautiful Talbot colors! They are practically orange and purple. Is that just the lighting?

They seem to have this colour.
One is a little bit bullied by the rest and has an even darker colour.

 

[SPR1968]

Weekend:
Water change... done
Suck out cyano remains... done
Glass cleaning... done
Replace filter socks... done (including bleaching, rinsing and so on)
Added some anti-cyano stuff... done
Rodi system filter exchange.... done
LFS visit... check/done
Found nice fish... done
Bought some fish... done
Taking pictures... done

Results:

Blue Devil Damsel - Fiji (1 pieces added): is not so devil as the name says.

Talbot damsels - 9 piece sadded. All doing fine. Gorgeous colours.

Strawberry shortcake (or what is left from it) is making a comeback.
I guess the scape change and flow is doing well for it.

Their beautiful fish Janci, and stunning photography, very nice.

 

[Janci]

Finally getting its colour back

This guy is impossible to get a picture of.
Black as carbon and always on the move... sailfin blenny
Lucky picture

 

[Janci]

Lovely colour of the flesh on this one.
If only the polyps were yellow...

 

[YHSublime]

I like the new scape. Straight on it doesn’t do much for me, but that MP down “the canyon” so to speak will do wonders for flow! I think this will allow for better coral placement and future growth as well!

 

[Janci]

I like the new scape. Straight on it doesn’t do much for me, but that MP down “the canyon” so to speak will do wonders for flow! I think this will allow for better coral placement and future growth as well!

It does.
And all detritus is blown aside where I can easily siphon it out during water changes.
I am very happy with it.

 

[Janci]

 

[Janci]

This guy loves to show off his internals.

 

[Janci]

Some softies and fill up corals.
Those mushroom slowly take over the tank.
It there any way how to remove them without the need to remove the rock from the water?

 

[Janci]

End of month tank shot

 

[NY_Caveman]

Some softies and fill up corals.
Those mushroom slowly take over the tank.
It there any way how to remove them without the need to remove the rock from the water?

I cannot say for certain with your mushrooms, but being mushrooms are anemones, perhaps hitting them with a powerhead would cause them to detach.

 

[NY_Caveman]

End of month tank shot

Beautiful shots @Janci

 

[najer]

Great pics, looks really happy and healthy.
As above I would try flow for the shrooms.

 

[Janci]

And some hard coral

 

[GoVols]

Janci,
Those are great shots!!

Thanks for sharing

 

[fabutahoun]

Looking great Jan!!!
I am glad that the tank is doing good , corals are recovering nicely.

 

[Janci]

It seems that after reading the posts of @SPR1968 my clown fish found out ut was time to spawn as well.

I found the female extremely aggressive the other day and saw a little later that she had laid eggs on the rock behind the bubble tip anemone.
The male was taking care of the eggs by blowing here and there over them while the female hold ground for what ever came too close.

Still it seems that the crabs found the nest pretty quickly during the night as after 2 days almost nothing was left.

Still, lovely to see as it is the first time an inhabitant spawned (as far as I know).