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Country:
Canada
Description:
75 gal. glass aquarium drilled on back left corner for overflow, 30 gal. sump with coralife super skimmer 220 and ehime return pump, About 4 inches of live sand and about 60lbs of live rock(so far) I will be adding more.
2 x 48" T5 actinic and 2 x 48" T5 aqua lights, 1 x 48" T12 actinic and 1 x 48" T12 Aqua glo lights.
Advice:
Patients, don't rush things
This tank has been set up for about 5 months and I am not even close to being finished.
Fish Kept:
1x lawnmower blennie, 1x yellow tang, 1x tomato clown, 1x cleaner shrimp, 1x long tenticle anemone, 2x featherduster worms, about 2 doz. hermit crabs, about 2 doz. misc. snails.
I will be adding a psychodelic mandarin and a royal gramma within the next couple of months.
Corals/Plants:
1x large green bubble coral, 1xgreen open brain, 1x torch coral, 1x branching hammer coral, 1x candy coral, 1x colt coral, 1x toadstool leather, pulse coral, misc. mushroom rocks.
I will be adding more (a little at a time) over the next year or so.
Tank Size:
75 gallons
Quote:
No you can't get that fish now
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