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State:
Florida
Country:
United States
Description:
DERASA CLAM 3-4 INCHES, 3 FROGSPAWN, BROWN BUTTON POLYPS, GREEN ZOOS, PIPE ORGANS, NICE HEAD OF ABOUT 24 TRUMPETS, SUN CORAL WITH ABOUT 40 POLYPS, ZENIAS, HAMMER/ANCHOR, REDDISH ZOOS, GREEN BUTTON POLYPS , LEATHER CORAL 50 LBS OF LIVE ROCK WITH LOTS OF CORALINE AND MACRO ALGAE'S 20 ASTREA SNAILS, 30 BLUE LEGGED HERMITS, 10 RED LEGGED HERMITS, 1 EMERALD MITHRAX CRAB, 1 PORCELAIN CRAB, 2 SCARLET SKUNK CLEANER SHRIMP ,2 BRAIN CORAL GROWING FROM LIVE ROCK,GALAXIA GROWING FROM LIVE ROCK, 1 HUGE MEXICAN TURBO SNAIL, BLUE/GREEN HAIRY MUSHROOMS, 30 LBS LIVE ARAGONITE, 65 WATT DUAL ACTINIC, 65 WATT DUAL DAYLIGHT, 250 WATT 20,000K METAL HALIDE LAMP WITH GROW LIGHT BALLAST 10.2 WATTS PER GALLON (OVER KILL), CUSTOM ACRYLIC OVERFLOW TO CUSTOM 3 STAGE SUMP WITH SEALIFE SKIMMER BIG DOLPHIN SUMP PUMP, RIO POWER HEAD WITH SWEEPER, CORALIFE DUAL TIMER. 6 BLUE LUNAR LIGHTS 3/4 WATT EACH BULB, SMALL GREEN SINULARIA, GREEN POCILLAPORA 1'' ONE PURPLE TIP ORA STAG CORAL 1'' 10 HEAD NEON GREEN CANDY CANES. PINK ZOOS ORANGE ZOOS. JUST ADDED CURRENT GAMMA U.V STERILIZER. MINT CHOCOLATE ZOOS, RAINBOW ZOOS, PINK PALYTHOA ZOOS.
Advice:
DO WATER CHANGES AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE.
Fish Kept:
CLARKII CLOWN, MIDAS BLENNY, BLUE TANG, DIADEMA BASSELETT, YELLOW WATCHMAN GOBY, 2 RED HI-FIN BANDED GOBIES (ONE OF WHICH HAS BEEN SEEN WITH THE PISTOL SHRIMP), BUMBLE BEE GOBY, BANDED CORAL SHRIMP
Corals/Plants:
NEVER LOST ANY CORALS
Tank Size:
37 gallons
Quote:
YOU WIN SOME YOU LOOSE SOME
About Yourself:
STARTED WITH FRESH, LEARNED ABOUT WATER TRAITS THEN WENT TO SALTWATER GATHERING INFO FROM LOCAL HOBBIESTS AND THE 2 MARINE STORES IN TOWN. I USUALLY STOP IN AND IF I SEE SOMETHING THAT'S NEW TO ME I ASK ABOUT IT
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