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Country:
Canada
Description:
this tank was set up in January 2009 it is three tanks that i had and put into one.48x18x21 marineland tank,hydor protein skimmer 120 gal capacity,40 gal sump,corallife metal halide lighting 150 watt 10,000k HQI,return pump corallife turbo-sea 790
Advice:
start slow,dont rush the beginning for it will play a great part in your water quality.If you are going reef start with soft corals and work your way up.Make sure to develop a routine when it comes to maintainance ,change water regularly at least 30%,get a test kit and use it.Always think water quality ,if the water is not clean and the right levels not maintained your livestock will suffer.
Fish Kept:
1 purple tang,1 blue damsel,1 domino damsel,1 maroon clown fish ,1 six line wrasse,1 blood shrimp,1 cleaner shrimp,1 purple reef lobster,1 coral banded shrimp,3 blue legged hermit crabs,1 emerald crab,1 halloween hermit crab,4 conchs
Corals/Plants:
2 green fro spawns,1 white frogspawn,variety of mushrooms,1 red montipora,2 acros,1 brain coral lime green,2 donuts,1 blastomussa,2 leathers,1 blue clam,variety of zoos,3 acans,1 orange plate coral,1 scroll coral,1 white star polyp ,1 sun coral,1 bubble coral
Tank Size:
75 gallons
About Yourself:
just something i always found beautiful and interesting.
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