I feel stupid.
So, I got the second half of my petco.com shipment, yesterday. That was a big surprise! I thought I'd gotten the complete shipment, the first day. No, no, no. I got another box, mostly full, of smaller rock. Yea!!! Plus, (wait for it!) I found a zoanthid on the second shipment! It's a really pretty, bi-colored, flourescent green. I reset my lights to ten hours a day, instead of eight(I read somewhere that leaving the lights on, while live rock cured, and the tank cycled would help the corraline algae grow.). I put an air pump on my skimmers, and I'm getting bubbles, but a lot of noise, and no foam. I've heard it takes a couple of days to break in. Unfortunately, I broke the ceramic impeller shaft, trying to get the skimmer working, initially. It still spins, but is noisy as all heck, and isn't running like the other skimmer. I'll need to buy a new impeller or powerhead, I think. Anyone know where to get odyssea parts or parts that will also work(like with the corralife legs for the lights) as a stand in? :help: Also, what do I need to do to keep this zoanthid alive? Should i feed it, change the temperature(78F to 79F)? Any helpful hints or suggestions?

I keep the salinity at 1.025, according to my hydrometer. It lasted the night, but I'm not sure it will survive the cycle. It's near the top of the tank, on a big piece of live rock. I'm running chemi-pure, carbon, and phospure(?), in the canister filter, the two protein skimmers, an Emporer 400, with two bags of bio-noodles in each(I'd use live rock rubble, but there wasn't much in the boxes. Maybe two or three small pieces.), 6 T5HO 48" bulbs, 3 actinic, and 3 1200K bulbs hanging on chains, reef crystals, 1-2mm aragonite, 104lbs. of fiji live rock, 75 gallon tank, glass lids, 300watt(?) visi-therm heater, 10% weekly water changes, with well water(I haven't done my first water change, yet. Monday.) 5 stage jebo canister filter, 2 odyssea 75 gallon rated protein skimmers(no skimmate, yet), with a whisper 20 air pump attached, and, for now, no possibility of a sump or refugium. The sump is not possible for the forseeable future, and a refugium would have to wait for a while, but even then would only be a hang on the back. Any suggestions? Sorry, to anyone at petco, for the negative comment. The paper in the first box didn't explain very well, and I only read it cursorily. Totally satisfied with my purchase. It's lacking corraline algae, but the zoanthid was a cool surprise. I'll try to get pictures, but my dad has been using his camera to photo his rentals. Thanks, any help is appreciated.:tropicalfish: :dive2::dive::goldfish: