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Country:
New Zealand
Description:
5 foot, 140 gallon reef, Protein skimmer: Deltec AP902, Calcium Reactor: Korallin C-3001, Lighting: 3 x 400W with Lumen Arc reflectors + 2 x 52W T5 actinic's, Auto-topoff dosed using Aquamedic Peristaltic pump via RODI, Water Flow: Dolphin AmpMaster 3000 and Oceans Motions 4-way for closed loop, Iwaki 55RLT return pump fed through 1" Sea Swirl and 2 x Tunze 6100 streams on 7094 multicontroller, 900watts of heating / 1 x Aquamedic 3/4HP chiller controlled by an Aquamedic temperature controller
Advice:
Patience and reading!
Fish Kept:
Clowns, Blue Tang, Sailfin Tang, Regal Angel, Copperband Butterfly, Chromis
Corals/Plants:
50% LPS/softies, 50% acros
Tank Size:
140 gallons
Quote:
Live and learn!
About Yourself:
4 years in reef keeping, 8 in freshwater
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