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State:
Indiana
Country:
United States
Description:
tank: 65 gl.
black sand bottom
36L X 18W X 24H
lighting: 36" 96wtt Dual Satellite Current
filter: Emperor 280 bio wheel
65gl. protien scimmer
power head: Hydor koralia 600 gph
heater: AquaClear 300 wtt
Advice:
We are very new to this as well, so any advice would be great.
Fish Kept:
1 yellow tang
1 kole tang
1 longnose hawkfish
1 algae blenny
1 orange spotted sleeper goby
? snorkel snails
4 scarlet crabs
3 blue hermit crabs
3 emerald crabs
2 peppermint shrimp
1 arrow crab
Corals/Plants:
green tip haitian anemone
purple tip haitian anemone
kenya tree
orange sun polyp
blue mushrooms
green sinularia
plate coral
50 lbs. live rock
Tank Size:
65 gallons
Quote:
hhhmmmm....what to get????
About Yourself:
My wife wanted a puppy or some kind of pet to keep her company. I thought it would be cheaper to get fish. Needless to say I was so wrong. It is a great hobby and we are both enjoying it very much.
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