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State:
Tennessee
Country:
United States
Description:
Oceanic Reef Ready Bowfront aquarium with sunpaq retrofit lighting. Coralife Skimmer. Over-the-back and Canister Filters.
Advice:
Be Patient and do not cut short when buying equipment. Make sure you have plenty of filtration and live rock. Making your own rock at home saves a lot of money and aggravation in trying to keep algae down. I have also had more luck keeping my temp. at around 82 degrees F. My corals get larger and also multiply much faster at this temperature.
Fish Kept:
1 Ocellaris Clown
1 Yellow Tang
1 Engineering Goby
1 Yellowhead (Pearly) Jawfish
1 Tiger Striped Serpent Star
1 Rose Urchin
1 Rock Clam
Many Cerith, Nassarius, Astrea, and Turbo Snails
Many Scarlet Reef Hermit Crabs
Corals/Plants:
Lots of Mushrooms... (Hairy, Lavender, Metallic Purple, Red and Green, and Bubbles), Ricordia, Mushroom Anemones, Colt Coral, 4 Tree corals, Large Feather Dusters, Green Star Polyps, Purple, Red, Green and Orange Zoos.Large Green Brain. Lots of White Pulsing Xenia. orange Ball Sponge.
Tank Size:
46 gallons
Quote:
Sometimes you have to cross the valleys to reach the top of the mountain
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