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Country:
United Kingdom
Description:
Tank:-Standard 24x12x18 all glass aquarium
Lighting:- 2x55w Interpet T5 Power Compacts (Daylight) 1x35w Interpet T5 Power Compact (blue actinic)
Sump/Refugium:- 12x12x18 with Cheato Algae and reef rubble.
Advice:
Take your time, plan well, research you chosen subject before you make a purchase, refrain from impulse buying.
Fish Kept:
2x False Clownfish (Amphiprion ocellaris)
1x Scooter Blenny (Synchiropus ocellatus)
Corals/Plants:
1x Finger Leather (hard to tell exactly what sp. possibly Sinularia spp
1x Torch Coral (Euphyllia glabrescens)
3x Trumpet Coral (Caulastrea curvata)
6x Zoanthid sp
1x Yellow sand polyp
1x Fluorescent Green Platygyra Maze Coral.
1x Gorgorian sp
1x Australian Duncan, 5 heads (Duncanopsammia)
1x Platting Montipora frag
4x Ricordia mushrooms
5x Purple mushrooms
1x Red striped Mushroom
1x Green mushroom
2x Clove polyps (Clavularia sp)
1x Metallic Green Star Polyps (Pachyclavularia sp)
1x Small Pom-Pom Xenia colony (Xenia sp)
3x Paly's (Palythora sp)
1x Open Brain Coral
1x Blastomussa wellsi
Tank Size:
20 gallons
Quote:
Failure is a great teacher!
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