My first marine tank.

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This is my 40 breeder. Currently going through the diatom stage. Once that clears I plan to add an assortment of mushrooms, leathers, colts and pulsing xenia. It's about 12 weeks old. Current stock is a female mocha clownfish, a male ocellaris, scooter blenny, cleaner shrimp, emerald crab and other cuc. I plan to add a few bangaii cardinals and a royal gramma. Any suggestions for how to improve it are welcome.
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Welcome to R2R. Beautiful tank.I like your rock setup. I’m working on my 40g stand right now, my first saltwater tank.
 
Great start, tank look great:)
 
I'm using a Marineland Penguin 200 and a Quiet Flow 75. Combined flow is 600gph. No skimmer as I was told I wouldn't need one with the stock and corals I want to keep. I'm going to add a jebao wp10 in the next few weeks. I'm beginning to think the brown is dinos instead of diatoms. It's spreading so fast you can practically see it. And I just noticed it's producing little bubbles.
 
Welcome to Reef2reef! Go slow.

Good test kits are a must and a skimmer would be helpful. A HOB skimmer will help with waste produced by the corals and fish.
 

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