First saltwater!

Easiest way is to cool the room it is in. Use a fan or ac. If it is a super emergency like a failed heater or power outage is to have a clean pop bottle with ro in the freezer then place in area of high flow when needed.
 
I got the BTA! He's looking good and is already racing around the tank. I taped a picture of a Clownfish hosting an anemone, it's supposed to help.
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Can you guys review my future stocking list? I want to know if it's too much. This is everything I want, so I understand if I can't do a lot of it:
~1 False Percula Clown
~1 Bicolor Blenny
~1 BTA
~2 sexy shrimp
~1 Fire or Skunk Cleaner shrimp
~1 Shrimp/goby pair OR 1 clown goby
~1 feather duster
~various corals
~CUC (including hermit crabs)
Thanks!
 
Also, anemone update! She doesn't look too good, but I figured she'd be shriveled up for a few days. It's a little strange, though, because instead of hiding in the rocks to get out of the light she went semi upside down.
 

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