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State:
North Carolina
Country:
United States
Description:
250 gallon tank w/ stand and hood
2 Emperor 400 BIO-Wheel Power Filters
4 Marineland Emperor Power Filter Cartridges
Turbo-Twist 3x 9 Watt U/V Sterilizer
TrueTemp Titanium Heating System
SeaClone 150 Protein Skimmer
2 Hydor Koralia 3
U/V Ligthing Co. Actinic White 60" VHO
U/V Lighting Co. Super Actinic 72" VHO
Advice:
Research Research Research!!! Find a good aquarist to answer all your questions, even the stupid ones. My word of advice, GET A U/V STERILIZER AND PROTEIN SKIMMER if your doing saltwater!!! Enjoy clairvoyantly staring into your Aquaspace.
God Bless
Fish Kept:
oPurple Tang
oScopas Tang
oUnicolor Dottyback
oChromis
oPajama Cardinal
oWatchman Goby
oAlgae Blenny
oHawk Fish
oMidas Blenny
oCoral Beauty
oMandarin Goby
oAnthias (Male and Female)
oBubble Tip Anemone
oPurple Starfish
oBlack Ocellaris Clown Fish (2)
oBlue Spot Puffer
oSeabae Anemone
Corals/Plants:
oMushrooms
oSun Polyp
oZooanthid
oTrumphet
oStar Polyp
oXenia
oLeathers
Tank Size:
125 gallons
About Yourself:
I just bought a home and wanted something to be a symbol of my love for water. And this is what I came up with.
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