Our 40g Breeder progression shots. Started 10/16/2021

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Our journey began a little over a week ago, I’m going to be posting progression shots for this build. Thank you all for the help on our other thread. 46E5423C-ADE1-4481-B763-8505B7B3ADF6.jpeg D85F25BF-562C-4E4E-BFD8-4E271EA29DA4.jpeg B0206DEC-6400-4200-960C-F9537C2D97CE.jpeg
 

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I started a 20L two years ago, and then swapped out the tank for a 40 Breeder. What is your goal for the tank? I kept this tank mostly softies for the motion with 6 fish. Are you planning to paint your stand or leave it natural? I made my stand low and I’m not running a sump like you.
 
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I started a 20L two years ago, and then swapped out the tank for a 40 Breeder. What is your goal for the tank? I kept this tank mostly softies for the motion with 6 fish. Are you planning to paint your stand or leave it natural? I made my stand low and I’m not running a sump like you.

I’m planning on having a mixed, mainly soft coral and 4-5 fish. Two clowns, watchman goby and cuc. Deciding on another fish but I’ll add very slowly. Still cycling. The Family would love the movement.
 
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So along with these tube worms which I like, I noticed this baby anemone looking thing ( maybe a rock flower anemone), it appeared the next day of placing the rock, was able to take a picture (crappy, I know) with my wife’s phone in the QT tank. Then I went to show our youngest son and it wasn’t there. More than likely moved somewhere else. I looked like a baby BTA. The tips Glowed a little. If I see it again I’ll take abetter shot. I asked for the rock which came out of the same tank as the clown when I picked it up locally. And ideas?
 

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So along with these tube worms which I like, I noticed this baby anemone looking thing ( maybe a rock flower anemone), it appeared the next day of placing the rock, was able to take a picture (crappy, I know) with my wife’s phone in the QT tank. Then I went to show our youngest son and it wasn’t there. More than likely moved somewhere else. I looked like a baby BTA. The tips Glowed a little. If I see it again I’ll take abetter shot. I asked for the rock which came out of the same tank as the clown when I picked it up locally. And ideas?
Those are called strawberry or ball anemones. They are invasive.
 

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Scrub them off?
Up to you. If you keep your nutrients in check you might be ok. Some people say they sting corals, others say they don't. I think they're pretty and mine mostly stayed in my sump so they didn't bother me.
 
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Update 11/28/21
2 clown
1 pink spotted watchman goby
1 pistal shrimp
1 cleaner shrimp
1 blue leg hermit (was 2 but 1 died arriving at home)

A few unknown coral.
Tank has remained pretty stable,
I’ll update again with params and more pictures later. Added livestock in 3 separate occasions.
 

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