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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: TANK :157 gal acrylic 56' long, 36' tall, and 18' deep. LIGHTING: 48' metal halide. consists of 2 250 watt metal halide, 4 65 watt power compact actinic, 6 led lunar. FILTRATION: 950GPH MAG, CUSTOM FILTER, PROTEIN SKIMMER.
Advice: IF YOUR GOING TO DO IT DO IT RIGHT
Fish Kept: YELLOW TANG, BLUE HIPPO TANG, FLAME ANGEL, MAROON GOLD STRIPE CLOWNFISH, FAIRY WRASSE, STRIPED DAMSEL, CLEANER SHRIMP, CORAL BANDED SHRIMP.
Corals/Plants: ASSORTED MUSHROOMS, ASSORTED ZOOS, XENIAS, RED MONTIPORA, GREEN MONTIPORA,
Tank Size: 157 gallons

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