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State: New Jersey
Country: United States
Description: 24w12Dx15H Coralife 150w hang-on. Small computer fan mounted on lip of tank to blow across water. Temp is constant at 79.0F. Skimmer is Remore C with maxijet. Fluval 105 filter. Two Rio 400 pumps. Weekly water changes of 15%.
Advice: Monitor all parameters! Watch nitrates.
Fish Kept: Percula clown pair Yellow Citron Goby. Yellow Watchman Goby Pistol Shrimp Purple Firefish 2 Yellow striped clingfish 6 sexy shrimp 1 skunk shrimp
Corals/Plants: See Photos.
Tank Size: 20 gallons
Quote: Tomorrow is a new day
About Yourself: Started this hobby 1.5 years ago and it turned into an obsession! I really enjoy to come home and tinker with the tank each day. Everything is doing incredible. I even frag and give them to the local fish store.

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