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Country:
Canada
Description:
My tank is about 3 years old i have been keeping saltwater fish for about a year now
i have an Instant Ocean protein skimmer, Rena xp3 filter, maxi jet 1200pump, Koralia power head
Advice:
I only have two words
money and patience.
Fish Kept:
I have kept tangs, angels, clowns, gobies, damsels, rays, chromis, puffers, cardinals, Octopi, Anthais and maybe a few more that i am missing but that's really it
Corals/Plants:
i have not kept any corals yet
Tank Size:
75 gallons
About Yourself:
ive been keeping freshwater fish for about 8 years and have always wanted to get into keeping salwater fish, i got a gift card for the local fish store and i said what the hell and i went for it never looked back since
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