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Canada
Description:
I Have 15 tanks.
2 10x10x12 Isolation / quarantine
2 36x18x15 and 1 36x18x16 Breeding tanks
2 36 x 15 x 18 also breeding
2 36 x 13 x 19 also breeding
4 24 x 15 x 18 fry raising
1 36x12x12 and 36x12x24 Juvenile sale prep
1 48 x 18 x 24 Main Show tank.
Lighting is mostly T6 and T5
Advice:
I am fairly new myself. Started Salt tanks in January 98
I did breed tropicals on and of for fifty years.
Advice number one ask questions and read and read and read.some more.
Fish Kept:
Clowns,cardinals,gobys,damsels, and spotted grouper.
Corals/Plants:
Several corals but I am too new to name them yet.
three bubble tip anemones..
Tank Size:
90 gallons
About Yourself:
I was a bored 72 year old newbie and am now a frazzled 72 year old but still a newbie. in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
I bought a package deal including the 36 x 13 x 18 , a sump, a stand, and bits and pieces in January
And added the 36 x 18 x 16 and then added the 48 by 18 x 24 with a Light glo cover and a couple of T5's added.for more light.
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