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Country:
Australia
Description:
48" by 18" by 20" 4 ft
sump
aqua one heater
pond master uv
aqua one lighting
Advice:
MAKE SURE YOU READ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fish Kept:
1 Anthias, 1 coral beauty, 1 yellow tang, 1 powder blue tang, 1long nose butterfly, 1talbots damsel, 1 fox face, paired yellow striped maroon clowns and 6 chromis blue/green
Corals/Plants:
1 hammer coral, 2 Purple Tipped Elagance Coral, 1Elagance Coral, 1Metallic Green Goniopora, 1 Long Tentacle Plate Corals green, 1 pink Goniopora, 1 purple Goniopora
aswell as many mushrooms
Invertebrates
1 Blue Linckia Sea Star
1 Little Pink star
3 Banded Trochus Snail
1 Banded Coral Shrimp
1 Anemone
Tank Size:
75 gallons
Quote:
none
About Yourself:
I am only young i have been at this for about 9 months what do you think of my tank.
i have had one major mistake with my fish tank when o flooded the house lucky no live stock was present.
my trick to be successful is to make sure you watch your tank for problems.
iam only new to the marine fish world and if you have any corrections to my tank like names of fish or coral please tell me i would like your help as most of you no more then i do.
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