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Country:
United Kingdom
Description:
7.5 ft Long - 3 ft Wide - 2.5ft High
6 Ft Sump = 400 UK Gallons
8 Streams all hidden in Weirs
GHL Profilux
4 * 400 Watt Halides with Coralview Electronic Ballasts and Luminarc 3 Reflectors. Currently using 20k Radium lamps
Aquamedic 5000 Twin Skimmer
Aquamedic Titan 2000 Chiller
2 * 150 gallon water change VATS
Advice:
Be aware this hobby is EXPENSIVE
Fish Kept:
15 * Anthias - 5 species,
Lion Fish - (Radiata and Antennata) and a Voliton,
Aussie Tuskfish,
Naso Tang,
Atlantic Blue Tang,
Yellow Tang,
Niger Trigger,
Blue Throat Trigger,
Pink Tail Trigger,
Manderin Fish,
Peacock Wrasse,
Cleaner Wrasse,
Wild Aussie Percs - Pair,
Maldives Anemonefish - Pair,
Bangaii - 3 (2 have paired),
Pajama Cardinal,
Regal Angel,
Corals/Plants:
SPS, LPS mainly. Few Softies.
Including 19 Sun Corals (fixed to Rock and Left hand Weir) All fed Daily.
Tank Size:
400 gallons
Quote:
Kind of Squarely
About Yourself:
Been into Fish tank for around 15 years. Reefs for 7 years.
Probably all started though when my Grandad had a 3 foot trop setup when I was a kid. Im in the IT industry and love doing Track days on my Gixxer.
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