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State:
California
Country:
United States
Description:
29 Oceanic Bio Cube with added in protein skimmer. Gutted out the bio balls in the refugium and added in crushed coral mixed with live rock.
Advice:
Have patience, research, and dont rush into anything. Everyone has there own way of running a tank and will give you there advice, personal i know everything i do from my own experiences which might even mean loss. Don't give up!
Fish Kept:
-Pair of True Percula Clownfish
-Six Line Wrasse
-Lawn Mower Blenny
-Blue Coral Banded Shrimp
-Red Bali Starfish
-Anemone Crab
-Sally Lightfoot Crab
-Nassarius Snails
-Astraea Snails
-Bumble Bee Snails
-Clam
Corals/Plants:
-Bubble Tip Anemone
-Sebae Anemone
-Green Star Polyps
-Buttons
-Mushrooms
-Hammer / Anchor
-Daisy Polyps
-Toadstool
-Torch
-Pulsing Xenia
Tank Size:
29 gallons
Quote:
"You live and you learn"
About Yourself:
Got into the hobby from working at a pet store selling fish. Had tanks for 4-5years now and always looking to learn something new! Someday hope to run my own fish store :)
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