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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 65 gallon rena tank,deltec mce300 skimmer,phosban reactor 150,2 wave seio pumps for water flow,300w heater,uv,eheim filter for carbon,8 54w t5s 6 coral light and 2 actinic bulbs are all korallen zuct.de, 20% water changes each month using ro and wave optimum sea professional salt. nitrate 0.3 phosphate 0.0 temperature 76~80 calcium 410ppm magnesium 1350ppm
Advice: READ!!
Fish Kept: 1 bicolor angel,1 juvenile imperator angel,1 regal tang,1purple tang,1 flame fin tomini tang,1 fire clown,2 percula clowns,2 chromis,1 yellow goby 1 caribbean blue tang 1 dancing shrimp,1 cleaner shrimp,1 black urchin, 15 blue leg hermit crabs,15 turbo snails.
Corals/Plants: pulse coral,blue pulse coral,various leathers,green star polyps,silver star polyps,clove polyps,button polyps,yellow polyps,green mushrooms,purple mushrooms,4 dunconopsammia axifuga, just starting to venture into sps so watch this space.
Tank Size: 65 gallons
Quote: "I keep an imperater angel in a reef tank"

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