About 6 weeks in, 40 gallon breeder.

Well I got my phosphate down to .03 but the Cyphastrea still doesn’t want to open. I also put something on my lid to partially shade the area it’s in lol. It’s still green so it’s not dead, but not quite sure why it’s not opening.
 
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My rocks are now bright green lol, I kind of don’t hate it to be honest. Also my Cyphastrea still isn’t opening. Not sure what the problem is there. Might mess with the powerhead and see if it’s flow. The zoanthid opens up its “tentacles” don’t extend.
 
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Added another coral, the color doesn’t come through well on my phone but he’s crazy looking.
 
Tank still doing well, my clown is still alive and so is my goby. Set up a new sump so no more HOB filter!

Added this dude to the sump

 
Peppermint shrimp as screwing with my anemone, so into the sump they go. Wonder if I can trade them
 

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