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State:
Florida
Country:
United States
Description:
120 GAL REEF TANK WITH T5 METAL HALIDE, 2 EMPEROR 400, WET-DRY,UV STERILIZER LIGHTS,4 POWER HEADS,150LB OF FIJI LIVE ROCKS,BIG VARIETY OF LIVE CORALS LIKE LEATHERS,MUSHROOMS,POLYPS CORALS,XENIAS,RECORDIAS,SOFT CORALS,BRAINS CORALS,CANDY CANE AND MANY MORE...ALSO 2 ANEMONES, A PAIR OF BLACK OCELLARIS CLOWNS, PAIR OF YELLOW TRIP MARRONE CLOWN,BLUE AFRICAN HIPPO TANG,YELLOW TANG, SIX LINE WRASSE,GREEN MANDARIN,UNICORN TANG,NASO TANG,CORAL BEAUTY ANGEL,YELLOW HEAD JAW FISH, COOPERFIELD BUTTERFLY, 36 INC EEL, A FEW SEA STARS, ARROWHEAD CRAB,CORAL BANDED SHRIMP,SEVERAL CLEANER SHRIMP,DIFFERENT GOBYS,FEW BLENNYS,FEW CROMIES AND MANY MORE....
Advice:
THE BEST ADVICE I CAN GIVE IS TO KEEP YOUR TANK AS NATURAL AS POSSIBLE...
Fish Kept:
LOOK IN DESCRIP.
Corals/Plants:
LIVE CORALS (LOOK IN DESCRIP.)
Tank Size:
120 gallons
Quote:
FISH ARE FRIENDS NOT FOOD!
About Yourself:
BIG FAN OF SALT WATER FISHES!!!!
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