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Here's a little more info on my build. Lately I've read a lot articles on how technology and advances in equipment has made reef keep much easier; while I totally agree with this statement (I have Leds on this tank and they are the main reason why it's able to keep such a wide range of...

The first 2 are Acros of some type, #3 i think is a chalice which if it is then it's an LPS, and #4 I'm not sure but it like some sort of montipora. It's kinda hard to tell they all look like they're in bad shape. To get SPS healthy aside from propper lighting and flow, you'll need stable...

It's a wrass for sure, I think its a juvenile Red Coris Wrasse.

I think they're pretty common, I've seen them in my fuge. That's how I knew what they were, I just looked that up about 3 months ago myself. Mine where in the medusa stage and they didn't cause any trouble so I think you'll be fine.

I think they're a type of colonial hydroid. Obelia Hydroid | Learn everything there is to know about Hydroid at Reference.com

What type of corals are you talking about? LPS, SPS, softies?

It might be your Ca and Alk levels, do you check them?

I would start out with some easy soft corals like mushrooms, toad stools, Kenya trees, or maybe some more zoas. Wait a few weeks and if they do well try something a little more demanding like an LPS such as Acan Lords, Duncans, or a Lobo. If those stay healthy try something harder; I use this...

looks fine to me.

yeah, and to be trimmed every so often. I've only ever kept chaeto myself.

Haha, no I meant if you keep your sexy shrimp well feed it should stay away from your zoas.

Glad to help.

Wow nice tank, I have never seen a Sol on a biocube before! You should be fine with the corals as long as your careful around them, I have a lot of zoas in my tank which I handle quite a bit and have never had any issues. I just like to let people know about the dangers, you would be surprised...

looking good, they're zoanthids. Make sure you wash your hands after handling them. Please do yourself a favor and read this... Palytoxin, the World's Second Deadliest Poison, Possibly Available at Your LFS — Advanced Aquarist | Aquarist Magazine and Blog

That's pretty cool. (FYI a sea lilly is also called a Crinoid Feather Sea Star). You should get a squat lobster they host in Crinoids, what are you feeding your sea lilly?