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State:
Illinois
Country:
United States
Description:
My tank is 4'x2'x2' .Its been running for 6 months. After much trial and error we finally got it to work. Equipments include: MegaFlow Sump Filter-Model 4 modified as refugium, SunPod HQI Metal Halide Fixtures with Lunar Lights 300W, Berlin Turbo Protein Skimmer, UV sterilizer, PhosBan Reactor 150, Maxxima RO/DI Units, Kent Marine AquaDose 2.5 gal, Quiet One 4000 Pump for water return from the sump, Hydor FLO Rotating Deflector with 2 Maxi-Jet Powerhead/Pump.
Advice:
Pay attention to water parameters, do once a month water change using RO/DI water..
Fish Kept:
Algae Blenny, Scooter Blenny, Fire fish, Sailfin tang , Cleaner Shrimp (Sophisticated french man), One cool arrow crab and a lot of lame hermit crabs.
Corals/Plants:
All sorts of cheap and expensive, soft and hard corals.
Tank Size:
110 gallons
Quote:
Dont get fragged out there :)
About Yourself:
This is a second hand tank handed down by one of my family friends when he could not manage it anymore.
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