Flow

Is this flow good for my 24K gold torch I’m new to torch keeping but I do keep hammers. Nevermind Nyx she’s a bit of a photo bomber

Is this enough flow for a reef tank 65 gallons

Does my hammer look healthy, Also is it in too much flow or too little flow.

I love fluval but I absolutely hate their lines. Every time you even bump a line, it pumps a bunch of detritus into your tank. Got tired of it. Went to silicon. flow is so much better

The flow !!

I picked this up from Innovative marine for my biocube and it works great to make random flow in my tank, it attached right onto the return nozzle and uses gears to make itself turn. Super cool, 200% would recommend as an upgrade for anyone’s return if you would like to randomize the flow a bit more.

Torch is flowinnn

Day 81. After acclimating the Torch away from the fam, the Euphyllia garden is looking good.

I am thinking I have the flow about right.

Is the rock work a good shape to cover with bubble tipped anemones?

I wanna ask whats the best positioning for my soon to be placed corals and some macroalgae

Tank setup:

*10G

*1 warty frog fish

*canister filter (mechanical, chemical, carbon)

*Water flow is variable so i can just change the current

*RO water already

I was planning to add:

*pulsing xenia/kenya tree will be placed behind rock to not over populate

*red/purple/ or any dark colored zoan

*and some macroalgae not sure what other type to add since i am still looking for red,pink,purple or dark colored type to match the rock and theme

Don't mind the middle rock in front i just did not take it out since my warty likes that rock and mostly stays on that rock that was from his old rock formation before deciding to add corals and adding bigger rocks

Setup rating?

How much would u guys give in a total of 10?

(That one coral on the highest is birdnest sps coral)

(Btw, any suggestion to improve my tank based on the parameters and equipment I updated today?)

Any suggestion to improve my setup based on my coral?

(Coral in video: Bird nest 4.5cm frag)

(Photos in comment)