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Zoas...

Looks like tunicates on your waving hands. And they're button polyps. Do not kill.

Do you have any nerite snails?

Maybe an abelone?

It's a watchman goby. They aren't always just yellow.

I was thinking blasto merletti. But I just won't know until I find it alive maybe.

I found this in key west and I really want to know what it's from. I want even more to find it alive. Any ideas what it's from?

How about a pic?

I have never trusted a Sally ever.

It's cyano... It has to do with nitrates and phosphates in your water. Suck it out and increase water quality.

They're good

That's it.

I've seen them before. They're a favia.

That's a type of favia.

Not button polyps. However I'm unsure what they are. They seems like some kind of majano anemone possibly.

Duncan's.

Cyphastrea

They're candy canes. The white is normal. I've seen them plenty with white stripes. It doesn't look like tissue recession cause they're pretty plump. Phyto isn't really going to help these guys. Try mysis or something like that. However I can see your trates or phosphates are off due to the...

Yeah. They are. I love those guys.

And also, vodka requires heavy skimming. Which I do not run one.

I only dose a 2 part nano substance. I think it's kent. But I'm gonna change that to something else. Not sure yet. I wanted as low a maintenance tank as possible. So yes, water change was done once in 4 months.

I have fish. 2 barnacle blennies, sergeant major, and a goby.

Yeah. That's it. I have plenty of that. That is my filtration.

I'm running a 20 gallon, no filter, no skimmer bare bottom, closed system basically, only a power head. I haven't seen anyone else do something like it.

Do you see any flaws in my tank design or have any input in how long it should work? So far it's been 4 months with no issues. I just don't see the need for filtration or skimmer. I've doubled the number of heads in my Duncan's and blastos, all montis have attached and are rocking out, this...