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Could be a mantis shrimp...keep an eye on your inverts and smaller fish.

Although you may be correct, this has not been scientifically proven. To my knowledge, there are about 4 hypothesis as to how anemonefish avoid being stung by anemones. What you have mentioned is, however, probably the most accepted hypothesis. One this is for certain...the anemone does not...

I could be wrong but I think Sango is confusing nitrites and nitrates. As Brenden mentioned nitrites in any concentration are toxic to fish. Nitrites prevent the fish's blood from carrying O2. Nitrates, however, are far less toxic; most fish are pretty tolerant of nitrates.

Excuse my ignorance, but what is the advantage of using Loc-line compared to PVC or regular flex tubing?

Aznbob, my cleaner shrimp can sometimes be a pest as well. It regularly gobbles up hermit crabs that are in the process of changing shells. It is always interested in new additions but seems to leave them alone after a while. I know food is not an issue as the shrimp is not shy and comes to...

I've seen a Clarkii clown hosted by an aiptasia. Give that a shot. LOL

Looks great!! Why not put the heater in the right compartment (with the pump) so it's out of the refugium? JMO

Sounds good to me! :D

Protein skimmers have a "break in" period. Some will produce a ton of microbubbles initially, but the bubbles should lessen with time. HTH