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State:
Vermont
Country:
United States
Description:
23"Lx12"wx16"H
65w smartpaq 10000k/460nm actinic,
LED lunar light,
Penguin 125 Bio wheel filter,
2 power heads ? 1 placed high 1 low,
100w heater,
30#'s live rock, 20#'s live sand & gravel
just about a year old
Advice:
Be patient add slowly do regular water changes
don't over feed
Fish Kept:
yellow pseudochromis,
coral beauty,
peppermint shrimp
Corals/Plants:
bubble macro algae,
pink cabbage leather,
curly cue anemone,
dozens of fan worms,
green mushroom atinodiscus,
purple tip hairy mushroom colony,
toadstool leather,
pulsing xenia,
12+ green button zoanthids,
15+ orange/pink zoanthids,
30+ purple zoanthids,
and a nice green piece I have no idea what it is?
Tank Size:
20 gallons
Quote:
Talk Hard!
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