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Lol--- ok I'll play. Yes it is a Toyota.

Hi and welcome to LR! Hopefully you are through with cycle since you are adding things to your tank. Glad to have you aboard.

Progress: https://www.livingreefs.com/threads/salt_for_brains-180g-project.50084/

I built the frame today. It is 25" W x 72-1/2" L x 36" tall. I didn't want to have a center brace post so I beefed up the top rails by using 2x8's. The rest of the frame is 2x4's. I used coated deck screws and wood glue to attach the frame together. This thing is stout. This is the 2x8 top...

Understood but you need to make sure you get all females and that none of those females have started changing.

A couple things here: First, I would add them all at the same time. Second, you need to make sure they are definitely all females. Hopefully one of them hasn't started the transition to male.

Starting on the new stand build this weekend with pics to follow in my showcase thread, woohoo;)

They will do fine in your tank. I would introduce them at the same time if possible.

Welcome back, stranger! Hope you and yours are doing well;)

Right on cue:D

I have always ran tanks with hermits. I am sure they have taken advantage of opportunities with a snail meal from time to time. I have never had my whole snail population decimated. IMO, if I were to do one or the other--- I would run all snails rather than hermits. There are many different...

Not new to reefing but this will be the first time I have ever went sand less. I think I am going SPS dominated with this reef. I like the idea of being able to really crank up the flow without causing a sand storm. I also like the fact it is easier to clean. I know I will miss out on some sand...

Looks like a variance of Lobophora to me. I have never seen any that looked quite like yours though.

Lol:D

This is my favorite part of any build "executing the plan". Looking good! Keep it up!