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State:
Oklahoma
Country:
United States
Description:
I actually have a 125 gallon reef/fish tank and a 58 gallon seahorse tank. We also have a 350 gallon tank that used to be fresh water and we are now converting it to salt. Its a work in progress and will be uses for an aggresive tank. No hurry wanna make sure its done right.
Advice:
Read everything, learn about it then buy it.
Fish Kept:
Reidi Seahorses,tangs sailfin,foxface,yellow & hippo Banggai Cardinals, Blue Mandarin, scooter bleenies, lawnmower bleenies, ocellara clowns too much to list
Corals/Plants:
SPS,LPS, zoos,anemones, shrooms and softies
Tank Size:
125 gallons
Quote:
Success of your future is determinded by failures of your past.
About Yourself:
I am a decorative artist with 4 daughters and a great husband. He started me in the saltwater hobby he loves the fish as do I. I like the coral and making things grow and look pretty. He's the filter fix it ect man.
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