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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 55 Gallon Eheim Aquarium. 60Kg Live Rock. 10Kg Coral Chips. (Lighting) Arcadia Luminare. (Filter) Eheim 2028. 2 x Eheim Power Heads. 1x 200watt Jager Heater. 1x Red Sea Prizm Skimmer.
Advice: Be patient with your Aquarium at the beginning do not over crowd until filters and water quality matures.
Fish Kept: 1 Clark's Clown. 1 Bicolor Chromis. 1 Bicolor Angel. 1 Bannana Wrasse. 1 Sailfin Tang. 1 Cleaner Shrimp. 6 Turbo Snails.
Corals/Plants: 12Blue Mushroom Corals. 1 Hawaiian Feather Duster.
Tank Size: 50 gallons
Quote: Gibraltar Forever!
About Yourself: Started with my 1st Tank which was given to me on my Communion Day by my Dad! From then onwards i was hooked, this was 28 years ago! Now slowly changing to Marine Aquariums still love fresh water but been too long with it and getting a bit board.

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