I wrote a post in the forum yesterday, about how my temp probe was broken and I have been running my tanks at 72.6 degrees for the past few months. 

Conclusion: Although I have a new temp probe with my new Apex, I need to buy a back up one, and maybe a cheap stick on just in case. Read more about it here: 

reeftools.com/live/forum/showthread.php

ok, some more photos

I finally have been able to photograph this new anemone. It's bright yellow, orange and green, although the pictures do it no justice.

It's still hidden behind one of the RBTA's so it's hard to shoot it straight on.

I've been batteling algae in this tank for a while now, and since I change gfo it's gotten better. What's strange is that all 4 tanks are plumbed together, this is a new bulb, and this is the only tank with algae. One of the issues is flow. I can't increase it because of the sand. It probably will have to go....but I like it, so I don't know.

So, I've had my anemone tank for a little bit now.

I have:
5 Rose BTA
3 Pink BTA
2 Green with pink tips BTA
1 amazing yellow, orange and green BTA

They have all been happy where they were.

Well, 3 days ago, one of my nems went for a walk. It was on the left pillar at the bottom, and went all the way up top. The next day, it's back at the bottom. Yesterday morning, back at the top, then last night, it walked all the way down one pillar and up another one. Now, had this been my SPS tank I would have been so mad, as it would have just killed a ton of stuff.

I love anemones...... as long as I can control them  :)

Yesterday, I added an Efflo, peach millepora and a Rommel's Original Rainbow Acro. I'll post some pictures as soon as the corals a photo worthy :)

I also moved one of my vortechs (the back one) to the other side, in order to create better flow, and less competition between the 2.

The talk looks great, I love the ATI fixture with the super actinic and fiji purple added.

My ORA red planet is growing extremely fast, as is my setosa.