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State:
Kentucky
Country:
United States
Description:
125 gal. T5 H/O lights AquaticLife, Super Skimmer(coral life) Eshopps overflow HOB lots of airflow. 25 gal refugium
Advice:
rsearch and lots of it, ask questions and lots of them. Always go plus 1 yup I learned the hard way....
Fish Kept:
Flame Angelfish, Blue Tang, Yellow Tang - Hawaii, True Percula Clownfish, Blue Velvet Damsel
Corals/Plants:
maxima cam polyps mushrooms leather toadstool frogspawn pink tip frogspawn green tip hammer coarl
Tank Size:
125 gallons
Quote:
I always do my best and sometimes that is not enough....
About Yourself:
been in the hobby since 1992 started with freshwater and a 10gal tank, then moved up to a 55 gal and then 75 gal, I got a 125 and decided that was to large for fresh water so I got the nerve to try saltwater fish and now I will not have anything else...
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