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Country:
United Kingdom
Description:
Fluval Vicenza 260 with Sump Conversion, AquaOne MG1200 Metal Halide 14K, Fluval E300 Heater, TMC React600 Reactor, Eheim Compact 3000+ Pump, TMC Vecton UV, 60kg Live Rock, Various Fish and Coral.
Advice:
TAKE YOUR TIME
Fish Kept:
Purple Tang, Goldrim Tang, Regal Tang, Kole Tang, Flame Angel, Breeding Pair Bangaii Cardinals, Breeding Pair Mandarins, Algae Blenny, Breeding Pair Common Clowns, Tri-Colour Damsel, Yellow Tail Blue Damsel, Unknown Damsel, Black Brittle Star, White Brittle Star, Serpent Star, Sand Sifter Star, Numerous Snails & Hermits.
Corals/Plants:
Giant Green Scolly, Green/Peach Lobo, Pink/Green Lobo, 3x Green/Pink Hammerhead LPS, Aussie Yellow Torch LPS, Green Plate, 2x Ultra Green Alovepora, Yellow Gorgonian, Green Frogspawn LPS, Green Tipped Acro, Rare Carebean Bubble Mushroom, Furry Mushroom + Lots of other Leathers, Polyps, Mushroom etc.
Tank Size:
78 gallons
Quote:
HOW MUCH!!!
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