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State:
Florida
Country:
United States
Description:
180 glass tank ,35 gal sump , live rock filtration, 20 gal fuge, 150 lbs live sand and rock. 2 x 250 hqi mh
Advice:
patience patience patience. one step at a time and add things slow to avoid spikes. big tanks
Fish Kept:
lion fish, blue headed wrasse., damsels 3 , sand sifting star , bahama star, purple pin cushion urchin , yellow sea cucumber, two rock anenomes, deer cowrie, baby zebra morey eel
Corals/Plants:
purple mushrooms, feather dusters, star polyps
Tank Size:
180 gallons
Quote:
en numere patri et fili et spirito santi
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