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State:
Louisiana
Country:
United States
Description:
About 2.5 years old.
440 watts VHO, 175 MH @ 14K, 10 gallon WalMart tank as sump, Euro-Reef skimmer stuffed in the sump, MAG 5 return.
75 pounds of LR, 4 inches of coral sand, SPS, LPS, and some softies and native reef fishes.
Advice:
Reading is most important.
Stick with the hobby and you will be rewarded with great success.
Water changes are great. Do them often. Bi-Weekly is great!
Fish Kept:
Yellow Tang, Sailfin Tang, 2 clowmns, PJ Cardnal fish, blue devil, and other reef native fishes.
Corals/Plants:
I love millipora and montiporas, hammers, and touch corals, mushrooms, GSP.
Tank Size:
55 gallons
About Yourself:
I started this tank when I was 18 and I really got into the hobby. Doing most things DIY because I am young and I do not have a lot of money. Sand is second hand and I have no reflectors. The Halide is from eBay and it is ghetto.
It is a DIY masterpiece. I will continue on my love for this hobby forever.
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