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State: Arizona
Country: United States
Description: 20 gallon tank red sea prizam skimmer cascade 700 canister filter compact lighting 5 36 watt combo bulbs stuffed in a hood LED moon light prime mini chiller 1/15 hand made surface skimer
Advice: read ,read ,read !!!!!
Fish Kept: 1 female white stripe maroon clown 1 male yellow stripe maroon clown 2 female scooter dragonets 1 male scooter dragonet 1 royal gramma (Fairy basslet) 1 fire shrimp 10-15 zebra hermits 7 turbo snails 3-4 astrea spp. (star shells) 6-8 nerites snail 5-6 sand snails 3 giant feather duster worms
Corals/Plants: 1 mushroom polyps 70 large button polyps on 1 rock 10 zoathus pulchellus (zoathid button polyps)caribbean species 1 leather coral frag 50 pounds of fiji live rock
Tank Size: 29 gallons
Quote: dont have one
About Yourself: I got in to the hobby watching jack cousteau when i was younger on tv

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