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Country:
Thailand
Description:
Custom Built Tank in a Wall; Viewable from both sides;
H 26in x W 24in x L 63in
150 Gallons
Filtration System custom built underneath the tank with
2 x Protein skimmers, 1 x UV light system, 1 x Large Pump
To pump water back up to tank:
2 x regular fluorescent bulbs; 2 x Blue Lights –
Brand not sure will update later.
Advice:
Read plenty and talk to people with expierience
Fish Kept:
Saltwater Fish Tank with Coral Rock:
1 x Batfish, 4 x Clown Fish, 2 x Blue Damsel, 1 x Moon Wrasse, 1 x Tear Drop Butterfly, 1x MaroonClown Fish,
1x Heniochus Butterfly,
1 x Blue Hippo Tang,
1 x Lemon Damsel, 1 x Red Coris Wrasse, 1 x Copper Banded Butterfly,
2 xYellow Belly Damsel, 1 x Six Line Wrasse, Orbicula Puffer, Miniatus Grouper
Corals/Plants:
Coral Rock
Tank Size:
150 gallons
Quote:
NA
About Yourself:
I'm just getting back into the Saltwater tank hobby. Had many tanks over 10 years ago. Trying to get caught up again and after successful with this one will add one more Reef Tank. I'm an American but live in Thailand Right now.
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