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Country: Australia
Description: 4 feet by 20 inch by 18 high 2 x super white 10k 2 foot 2 x actinic blue 1 x 150 halide large established refugium with seperate lighting.UV sterilizer
Advice: be patient a pre established Refugium Has always worked for me Dont be afraid to ask even if you think Your being a pest
Fish Kept: 1x empire angel, 2 x clown anenomy (nemo) from Cairns Aust, 1x majestic angel, 1x 3 spot damsel, 1x coral banded shrimp, 1x neon devil, 1x blue star, 2x small green star, 1x Manderin 1x bicoulor blenny. 1x rainbow wrasse,6 x snails.
Corals/Plants: 2x bubble anemony, 1x elegance, 1x daisy fingers, 1x leather, 2 x Flouro cushions 1x orange thing from cairns 1x halia fungus.lots of cairns shells
Tank Size: 75 gallons
Quote: im addicted allways had fish, ate fish, caught fish, bred fish.
About Yourself: love fish & Music & fast cars & Bikes etc

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