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State:
Oregon
Country:
United States
Description:
80 Gallon tank:
55 gallon sump with refugium
(2) 400 watt Metal Halide
(2) Atinic t5
Protein Skimmer
(2) Phosban Reactor 150
100+ pounds of live rock
Fish:
(1) Sailfin Tang
(1) Yellow Tang
(1) Maroon Clown
(1) Fridmani
(1) Snowflake Eel
(1) Blue Damsel
(5) Green Chromis
Lots of Crabs and Snails!!!
Corals:
Rose Bulb Anemone
Long tentacle tip rose Anemone
Elegance Coral
Mushroom Coral - Bullseye
Mushroom Coral - Frilly Green
Mushroom Coral - Fuzzy Grass
Mushroom Coral - Green Hairy
Mushroom Coral - Green Rhodactis
Mushroom Coral - Blue
Mushroom Coral - Blue Spotted
Mushroom Coral - Blue Stripe
Mushroom Coral - Striped Green Metallic
Leather - Finger
Green Star Polyp
Xenia - Blue Anthelia
Yellow Polyps
Zoos - Brown
Zoos - Green Center Button Polyps
Zoos - Orange
Zoos - Orange Rim
Tube Coral, Orange
Birdsnest Coral - Pink
Horn Coral, Fluorescent
Cup Coral, Turbinaria
Montipora Coral, Encrusting, Green
Tooth Coral
Advice:
It's fun at first and then you become addicted!!
Fish Kept:
(1) Pajama Cardinal
(1) Sailfin Tang
(1) Yellow Tang
(1) Maroon Clown
(1) Fridmani
(1) Snowflake Eel
(1) Blue Damsel
(5) Green Chromis
Lots of Crabs and Snails!!!
Corals/Plants:
Rose Bulb Anemone
Long tentacle tip rose Anemone
Elegance Coral
Mushroom Coral - Bullseye
Mushroom Coral - Frilly Green
Mushroom Coral - Fuzzy Grass
Mushroom Coral - Green Hairy
Mushroom Coral - Green Rhodactis
Mushroom Coral - Blue
Mushroom Coral - Blue Spotted
Mushroom Coral - Blue Stripe
Mushroom Coral - Striped Green Metallic
Leather - Finger
Green Star Polyp
Xenia - Blue Anthelia
Yellow Polyps
Zoos - Brown
Zoos - Green Center Button Polyps
Zoos - Orange
Zoos - Orange Rim
Tube Coral, Orange
Birdsnest Coral - Pink
Horn Coral, Fluorescent
Cup Coral, Turbinaria
Montipora Coral, Encrusting, Green
Tooth Coral
Tank Size:
80 gallons
Quote:
"I feed my fish luxury shrimp and I eat Top Ramen for dinner"
About Yourself:
I can't really remember how I got started in the Saltwater tank hobby. I started out in high school and had a nasty swamp for a freshwater tank and then I was over it. I'm 25 now and i've been doing this for a few years and have gone from a 30 gallon to a 55 gallon, back to a 30 gallon and now to an 80 gallon and I think I am about 10% to where I want to be with this tank right now.
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