Thanks for all the compliments! Well, since the blenny is finally out the tank is recovering nicely.
Jade, luckily my Hawaiian Flame wrasse pair didn't put up with the blennies crap, so they came through fine. I did have to move the roseafascia wrasse, for all the warnings of aggression, he's a big baby and I had to move him to the refugium until I got the blenny out. He's doing very at this point and has moved back into the big tank. All the fish are doing very well at this point...thanks for asking!
Grey, we have a different setup with our canopy. We left it open on top...the front of the stand/canopy is actually a facade since it goes wall to wall, so we didn't need any fans.
The params of the tank are staying pretty consistent.
Cal: 460
Alk: 9
Magnesium: 1500
Temp: runs between 79 and the highest I've seen it is 81.
We are slowly moving the white light up. The blue is at 100% and the white is now up to about 58%. The colors are really starting to pop. We changed out the pump on the EV 240 to a bigger pump for more aggressive skimming and added a Ozotech Ozone unit.
I started to take some pics yesterday and got three off before the camera's battery died..figures. The charger is at work. So, although they aren't very good, I'll post them up so you can get an idea of where we are right now. I'll get some more once I get the camera charged back up.
Red Koko Worm...in tank since November and doing well
Thanks to Chris for gifting me another gorgeous Saramentosa to replace the one the blenny did away with. Browned out a bit when I put it in, but the color is sneaking back. Great polyp extension though!!!!:
Finally, tank shot of the right side and most of the family fish. The Bellus angels are doing magnificent as are all the rest.
I appreciate everyone's compliments and will update with better pics again soon! Thanks, Marcye