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State: Colorado
Country: United States
Description: 72"L/29"W/26"H., Aqua Medic lighting, 4-250 watt 15000-20000k. 4- 39wat T-5. Deltec skimmer, refugium 39 watt fluorescent light,30g refugium 150w 10000k oceanic sump stage 3, 2 LIttle Giant pumps (one for filteration and one for flow), 3 power heads and a chiller.
Advice: Have patience and acquire good reading material....read, read and read!!!
Fish Kept: Yellow Tang, Blue Yellow-Belly Tang, Sailfin Tang, Orange Shoulder Tang,Blonde Naso tang,Achilles tang,Moorish Idol Six-Line Wrasse, 3-Stripe Damsel, Yellow Tail Damsel, Green Mandarine, 3 Gobies, Fox Face Lo, Sleeper Head Gobie, 2 Ocellaris Clownfish, 3 Anthias, Royal Gramma, Snails, Clams, Starfish and crabs.
Corals/Plants: LPS, SPS, Polyps, Mushrooms, Soft Corals, clams.
Tank Size: 180 gallons
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