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Country: Australia
Description: Aqua One Windsor 88 Corner Tank. Eheim Pro3 electronic external canister filter. 150watt Metal Halide. 300w Hydor Inline heater. 45 kgs of limestone. Red Sea Reef Base for substrate.
Advice: Do a minimum 30% water change once a week. Never Overfeed. Feed a variety of foods such as pellets, flakes, spirulina and frozen foods. Buy a Gravel Cleaner. READ, READ, READ, READ and READ
Fish Kept: Freshwater to brackish to Marines
Corals/Plants: Assortment if corals, inverts, and plants
Tank Size: 82 gallons
Quote: How many people really use water conditioner?
About Yourself: I am 17 I work at an aquarium store I enjoy reading up on the species that i keep I hate people who refuse to take advice

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