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Country:
Canada
Description:
30x12x18, Aquatic life 36" quad t5ho, marineland emporer 280, swc skimmer, 4 koralia nano pumps, api and kent marine supplements. New life spectrum pellets as staple diet
Advice:
Patience is a virtue when begining your first saltwater tank do not rush.
Fish Kept:
Yellow watchman goby,3xgreen chromis, 2xpercula clownfish, coral beauty angel
Corals/Plants:
Staghorn, purple acropora, green acropora, orange ricordea, green ricordea, pulsing xenia, blue xenia, green zoa's, orange zoa's, green hairy mushrooms, staghorn, green torch coral , green star polyp, open brain, pink goni, orange cerianthus tube anemone, rose bubble anemones, green bubble anemones, blueish purple torch, assorted mushrooms, toadstool leather
Tank Size:
30 gallons
Quote:
were gunna need a bigger boat!
About Yourself:
Got into the hobby from my place of work, we sell both freshwater and saltwater products. Have owned only small tanks this 30 gallon is my largest so far and a 65 is in the works. Once I went saltwater I lost all interest in my freshwater cichlids as it seems much more interesting and awarding to experience keeping a reef aquarium as in a sense it is your own small ecosystem.
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