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State:
Louisiana
Country:
United States
Description:
The tank is 3ft high, 8ft long, and 3 1/2ft wide.
Advice:
The hardest part when starting a saltwater aquarium is establish it. Once your system is establish manangement is fairly simple.
Fish Kept:
ANGELFISH: 7in King or Passer Angel, 5in Asfur Angel, 3in Emporer Angel, and the 2in Pygmy Golden Angel
TANGS: pair of Sohal Tangs(11 1/2in, 5 1/2in), pair of 5in Purple Tangs, 4 3/4in Orange Spine Naso Tang, 1ft 1/2in Vlamingi Tang, 6in Chevron Tang, 4in Yellow Tang, 6in Sailfin Tang
WRASSES: Mystery Wrasse, Possum Wrasse, and Greenbird Wrasse
Others: pair of Maroon Gold Stripe Clowns, pair of Mandrin Gobys, Anthesis, Fire Goby
Corals/Plants:
1) large patch of Blue Mushrooms and many species
2) Frog Spawn
3) Green Tong
4) Orange and Purple Caprcornis
5) Yellow Scroll
6) Blastomusa
*And a few others*
Tank Size:
542 gallons
Quote:
This is one BIG tank
About Yourself:
My Dad and I build own tank from sctrach about 3 1/2 years ago. Unfortuntly we were struck by Katrina and lost many corals, so our tanks not at its best.
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