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State:
Michigan
Country:
United States
Description:
ITS A 125 GAL. TALL 24" LONG 50" WIDE18" WITH 2 30' JBJ COMPACT LIGHTS AND ONE 48' CORALIFE WITH LUNAN LIGHTS CANISTER FILTER . IM ALSO RUNING 2 PROTEIN SKIMMERS WILL BE ADDING MORE EQUIPMENT.
Advice:
DO IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME AND READ AS MUCH INFO YOU CAN FIND. DONT ADD FISH THAT YOU DONT PLAN TO KEEP ONCE THERE IN THE TANK ITS HAD TO GET THEM OUT
Fish Kept:
BLUE YELLOW TAIL DAMSELFISH
2 YELLOW TANG
PERCULA CLOWNFISH
TOMATO CLOWN
BICOLOR PSEUDOCHOMIS
LONG NOSE BUTTERFLY
PAJAMA CARDINAL
BANDED LONGSPINE URCHIN
ORANGE STARFISH
BRITTLE STARFISH
CRABS AND SNAILS
Corals/Plants:
LEARTH CORAL
BUTTON POLYPS
2CANDY CANE
BUBBLE TIP ANEMONE
2SHORT TENTACLE DISK (FUNGIA)
SILVER BANCH PULSE XENIA
Tank Size:
125 gallons
Quote:
DONT GIVE UP!
About Yourself:
STARTED OUT HAD A FRESHWATER TANK AND MY BUDDY SAID GO SALTWATER
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