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I'm sorry, I thought I seen anenome. Corals can be added slowly after 6 weeks and good tests. Start out with beginner corals and have fun with it. Lps corals like frogspawn, hammer, duncan, etc are great beginner corals because they move nicely with the current.

Looks normal to me.

I would wait 6 months.

Welcome aboard

I've had good experience with them.

Where are we with this?

1st picture is pretty bad, favia maybe. 2nd is gsp (green star polyp) and zoas...... and a fake plant. Never had a sea clone..... you get what you pay for. Do some research on refugium and sumps. You can add filter socks/Floss, media..... The list goes on.

Welcome aboard. Certain fish eat a type of coral. You need to know what coral you have or at least add pictures. Tangs will not be a good choice for a 3 ft tank. Canister filters are a joke, they will be more of a pain than an asset. What type of 'reef' led lights do you have?

Have you tried stop water changes and hydrogen peroxide dosing? Works great. 1ml/ 10gallons. I used 2 mls without issues. Good luck, it will clear up in a month.

Welcome aboard. I would toss the biocube skimmer away. Relying on a piece of lime wood and changing it out each month for what it produces. Not worth it. I am not a fan of canister filters 'biofilter' for saltwater. The don't work on my pond and I wouldn't use them on my saltwater set up...

It looks normal. They should open fully and close each day.

Welcome aboard, pictures are always welcome.

Nope, just normal algae feeders. They should be coming out at night.

Before you add fish. Hahahaha. You want the nitrates at 0 to tell the end of the cycle. Just go ahead and get that w/c done.

Are you sure it is an acro crab? It could be killing the acro.

I don't know if the size is different lately in my system. I have seem to develop a gorilla pod. I should take some pictures. I don't think it really matters having a fuge to grow pods. They do stay right where it's safe and love the macro algae of the refugium. I commented much earlier...

With the corals you have, you don't need anything over 60%. I would start there and increase if needed. I run 95% and am sps dominant and a ft bigger tank. I started at 70 and increased 5% per week until 90%. I went up 1% per week after that. Color can be anything you want, coraline algae...

Do you really think that any pods live going through a pump? I would try sticking my finger in it first to see what the outcome is first.

I would keep an eye on the coral beauty. Angels are not the best idea in a reef tank but yet doable. Color loss comes from alk swing, do you have an ato?