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State:
North Carolina
Country:
United States
Description:
55 Gallon Aqueon Tank (non Drilled)
Coralife Lighting
ViaAqua Heater
Marineland Emperor 400 Filter
Aqueon Stand
Hydor Koralia Powerhead
70lbs Live Rock
Advice:
From my experience, make sure you use quality life rock and if you don't mix your own salt water buy it from a reputable source. Avoid large chain fish stores when buying salt water fish at all costs.
Get the biggest tank you can get, then save, and get a bigger one before you buy any. I thought a 55 gallon would be enough and I'm already wanting a larger size.
Do smaller water changes more frequently. I do a 5 gallon change every other weekend and that seems to be helping the fish out A LOT.
Fish Kept:
1 - One Spot Foxface
1 - Coral Beauty Pygmy Angel
1 - Blue Line Fairy Wrasse
2 - Clownfish
1 - Yellow Watchman Goby
1 - Japanese Pistol Shrimp
1 - Gold Headed Sleeper Goby
1 - Emerald Crab
Multipe Hermits, Cerith, Margarita, Nassarius, and Turbo Snails.
Corals/Plants:
5 different corals, not sure of names.
Tank Size:
55 gallons
About Yourself:
My girlfriend is really big into tanks and for her birthday I got her a 75 gallon that we set up. I got addicted so I purchased a 55 gallon and with my uncle owning his own business, I set it up as a saltwater with his help. So far everything is going good, and I can't wait to upgrade to a larger tank!
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