Hit 2 years recently. Things are doing good

Bigger isn't always better.

I enjoyed lots of success with smaller tanks (think 40 gallon breeder). But my 125 has been a mess since I set it up. My methods did not translate well to the larger tank.
 
Hit 2 years recently. Things are doing good, I should have gone bigger.
Your tank is looking amazing! What do you think your key to success has been?
 
Your tank is looking amazing! What do you think your key to success has been?
Thank you! I think getting this far along (lots of room to improve). I’ve found that doing less is more. 30% water change every 3 weeks. I only dose the big 3,

On the fish side, it’s a bit of trial and error with a couple predators in there. But they get a sheet of nori a day, I try to change up the food so they get mysis, clams, chopped tiger shrimp, krill. I’ll even admit, I started feeding some dry food in the afternoon to keep my pets full.
 
Some Sunday shots. Fish are extra fat :) so I’m running purit to keep that in check, along with a scrubber. I’m proud to say, coral warfare is becoming an issue :)
 

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