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Country:
China
Description:
1000x500x65 (mm)
Light: HAQOS MXx90 (1x150WHQI, 4x39w T5 blue)
Normal sub-tank filtration with skimmer and UV light, Algae tank.
Advice:
I'm new as well.
Fish Kept:
3xClown anemonefish
1xSpinecheek anemonefish
1xWhitetail dascyllus
1xNeon damselfish Blue & Gold Damselfish
1xYellow tang
1XEmperor angelfish (Juv.)
7XBlue green damselfish
Corals/Plants:
2xFlower Pot Coral
3xmashroom
2xBubble Coral
Several Palythoa sp
2xBulb Anemone
1xMerten's sea anemone
Tank Size:
80 gallons
Quote:
Nice to make friends with this hobby.
About Yourself:
I'm from Beijing,37 years old
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