A few more questions

[JamesHolt]

I have a 40g breeder with
4 three stripe damsels, 1 clown, 1 peppermint shrimp, 1 fire shrimp, 1 coral banded shrimp,1 emerald crab, 1 fighting tiger conch, and the usual clean-up crew(turbos and blue leg hermits).
I have the following corals
http://i1323.photobucket.com/albums/u595/druknar/TANK4_zpsadb18ae3.jpg

http://i1323.photobucket.com/albums/u595/druknar/TANK1_zps281729f7.jpg

http://i1323.photobucket.com/albums/u595/druknar/TANK3_zps9f6fd9f9.jpg

http://i1323.photobucket.com/albums/u595/druknar/TANK2_zps19f92767.jpg

and a feather duster i think

http://i1323.photobucket.com/albums/u595/druknar/IMAG0024_zps4995bba8.jpg

I think I need more light, currently running 4 T8 sitting on top of tank (2-actinic, 1- 10k, 1-6500k) maybe 1.5" off water, on 8hrs a day

I have a 2-175 MH setup (PFO Lighting) that will run 175w MH M57, 175w MV H39, 150w MH M107 ( got no idea what all these numbers mean)

Would this be too much light for the 40g, If not, how high up off water should I hang them, what temp bulbs would be good for it, Once I finish setting up my 75 the 40g will be for paly/zoa/ only. I will have to get some serious lights for the 75 and am trying to use what I have on hand for the 40g.

sorry for the cell phone pics,, the white dots on the back glass are snail eggs, or they are pooping on the glass

[rfgonzo]

That's not a feather duster, it's Aiptasia

[rfgonzo]

Pic #1 Palythoa
Pic #2 Mushroom
Pic #3 Zoanthid
Pic #4 Green star polyp, Xenia & Mushroom
Pic #5 Aiptasia

[JamesHolt]

That's not a feather duster, it's Aiptasia

will I need to remove the rock it is on or just pull it off of it??

[morleyz]

will I need to remove the rock it is on or just pull it off of it??

Don't pull it off. If you can remove the rock easily, remove it and let it dry out for a few days or more.

If not, injecting with Aiptasia X or kalk paste have provided mixed results for people. Last thing you want to do is let them start reproducing...unless you're planning on keeping them as your featured livestock :)