Well plans kinda went screwy for the better today, the other tank I made a deal for electrical work changed to a tank swap. I got the 27g reef for a 45g long freshwater setup. I actually made the swap today it basically took all day to clean transport breakdown/setup transport and clean but man that reef tank looks good now. He had red aquarium gravel mixed into the cc sand which we sifted and removed. He had the system in all sorts of disarray caused by using tap water and improper maintenance. The algae was horrible so we scrubbed the LR and cleaned the sand bed along with a water change using rodi and cleaned up the filtration. After all is said and done it looks awesome. There is some nice coral in there along with many inverts. I snagged some snails to help keep my tank clean while it cycles provided they survive. So in the tank there is- devils hand, brain coral, green fuzzy mushrooms, a few anemones I don't know what they are, a few different corals I don't know, flame scallop(this thing is awesome) a couple large feather dusters(brown and yellow) fox coral, a spotted damsel, striped damsel, yellow tail damsel, oscilleris clown, blenny, dotty back,, emerald crab, light foot crab, some hermits. The father in law is in love I think lol, he is very happy with the tank and it just fuels my desire to add to mine. Include are a couple pics, the dude giving the thumbs up is the after and the other is the before. We are headin to the city next weekend so I can grab the rest of my LR and my sand. The FIL is going to join me and I'll make him drool at the reef shop lol. He wants to pick up salt, like that's all he will buy. Going back to the stock in his tank, all the damsels seem to be doing ok as there is no singled put fish, they all have thier territory and the aggression is spread out. Would they be ok to remain or should we look at rehoming?