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State: Arizona
Country: United States
Description: 40 breeder built in over flow current 1/15 hp chiller 20 gallon sump phos ban reactor ocean skimmer korilla pumps t-5 lighting 1 led 6500 k bulb over leather coral marinland canister with micron filter to run the water through chiller
Advice: educate your self read and ask lots of questions
Fish Kept: was breeding maroon clowns got bored so changed to breeding Seahorses - Hippocampus erectus 3 males 3 females also have 1Black & White Ocellaris Clownfish (Amphiprion ocellaris var. and 1 orange perc 2 mated pair of target green madrine
Corals/Plants: yellow leather coral lighting sponge coral blue exnia, sea whip,and other gorgonians
Tank Size: 40 gallons
Quote: I want my tank to thrive not just survive
About Yourself: love fish of all kinds

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