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State:
Ohio
Country:
United States
Description:
Tank: 75 gallon 48x18x20
Lighting: 6 HO T5
Filtration: Sump, Whisper 60
~90 lbs. of live rock
Advice:
Do not rush anything it never turns out good
Fish Kept:
Blue hippo tang, yellow tang, 2 Fals percula clowns, bi color angel, koran angel, clown goby, Scooter blennie, , yellow wrasse, benggai cardinal, magenta dottyback
Corals/Plants:
Many mushrooms, star polyps, frog spawn, , Button polyps, blue and orange ricordeas, leather coral
Tank Size:
75 gallons
About Yourself:
I am 22 years old. I have only had a saltwater tank for almost 2 years but had freshwater cichlids for about 5 years.
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