There's something fishy about this build...

Grow!! Grow, my pretties!!
 

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Unedited - ignore the algae and chopped up birds nest.
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Those clams are beautiful! No orange filter or anything?? I would love a clam to show that red/orange colors under my "whiter light", pheonix 14k bulbs. (14kK, if you prefer)
 
Those clams are beautiful! No orange filter or anything?? I would love a clam to show that red/orange colors under my "whiter light", pheonix 14k bulbs. (14kK, if you prefer)
There is an orange filter so the deresa is maybe a little browner but the maxima is even more vibrant in person.

Clams are shockingly beautiful and it’s really cool how they change shades of color as you look at it from different angles
 
There is an orange filter so the deresa is maybe a little browner but the maxima is even more vibrant in person.

Clams are shockingly beautiful and it’s really cool how they change shades of color as you look at it from different angles
Make sure you have a coris wrasse or something to ward off Pyramid snails! :rolling-on-the-floor-laughing:
 
I am considering a coris for this tank… a Coris gaimard.

Sadly my Coris pictoides died a few months ago. I think the overbite was actually an issue because it just slowly wasted away. Shame as it was such a brave fish.
 
Speaking of the other tank. Needed to start getting the algae under control. Never knew caulerpa could be so invasive. So a big urchin and big snails.
 

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Speaking of the other tank. Needed to start getting the algae under control. Never knew caulerpa could be so invasive. So a big urchin and big snails.
Grape is a lot easier to manage than fern. Not a lot of fish like the fern, and it can go asexual killing other things in the tank. They are toxic as they spawn. Grape, usually doesn't. So lucky you!
 
Choerodon fasciatus!!
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Plan is to start her in here and move her over once my other tank is stable.
I would love to keep one of those terrors. But, I don't need a second hand helping me toss my rocks around.

Gorgeous fish!
 
I would love to keep one of those terrors. But, I don't need a second hand helping me toss my rocks around.

Gorgeous fish!
Meh
It’s no rockmover wrasse!
 

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