My 20 gallon tank

This was the tank a little under 3 years ago, more pics to follow
 

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Following along!
 
It looked like this for about a year ( I thought water changes were unnecessary) but once i started doing water changes it immediately got better
 

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It was like this for about a year
 

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But my light was a little low as you can see from the anemone
 

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The anemone is looking better and i got a really cool goni
 

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