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This seems to be one of the more accurate descriptions I have found on these guys. https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/creolefish-paranthias-fucifer.62971/ This one site and others say they are peaceful. https://www.violetaquarium.com/products/creole-anthias-coasta-rica?variant=39482868793415

Then I would not expect them to be a problem.

I would say it just depends on how big your fish are.

Mike's tank looks much better in person!

Creole Anthias feeding on frozen cubes.

I have had these guys in my tank since August second. I love how active they are and their look. They are healthy, about 3-4" long, however they eat like volacraptors. I did not do enough research before adding them to my tank. I looked them up on 2 web sights and the both implyed they would be...

Rainbows BTAs reduced to $30 each for 3-5". $50 for 6" and up.

I have five or six 50 pound buckets still available from 2 pallets I got. Smaller quanities are available as well.

I think you will be fine. The sun does not come out for a week on the reefs on occasions. I would not go with a larget topoff container as you have had problems with it adding to much in the past. Just have your wife check and fill it once. Of course you know people that will check on your tank...

Gorilla are interesting preditors. Keep it in your sump or a seperate tank. I could not tell from your photo what they are.

I still have over 100 New T5 bulbs 24" 4 for $10.00, 36" 4 for $15.00, 48" 4 for $20.00 I know some people still us T5s.

Glad you got it sorted out finally.

Location?

Its not that hard to do, but each tank is different. Do you have some pics of your tanks currently?

Nice looking tank.

Thanks for sharing the pics. It can be suprising how different they look under different lights.

Jose Thanks for the good sized frags.

Besides using some myself, I sell the calcium chloride to other hobbiest for a fraction of what BRS charges. $45 for 50 pounds. Surprisingly people still pay BRS their inflated prices for it. Let me know if you ever need Calcium chloride or Kalk.

I am a believer in A4R, just wish it was less expensive.

Jesse, it is starting to make sense. Also it is much easier then dosing multipule things. Now I just need to use the 24 pounds of Kalk I still have before changing. Not to mention 450 pounds or so of Calcium chloride.