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State:
Florida
Country:
United States
Description:
20 Gallon All Glass [Predator Reef Tank.]
Lighting
-Odyssea: 24" CF Fixture [1 65W 10k 1 65W Actinic 4 Blue Moon LEDs]
-Coral Life: Digital Power Center [Powers/Protects All equipment and covers full day shift timing.]
Filtration
-Odyssea: PS75 Protein Skimmer
-Marineland: BioWheel 350 [DeNitrate + Phosband Media In addition to Rite Size C filter]
-MaxiJet: Powerhead [160gph]
Advice:
Ebay... I've saved 100's on equipment; odyssea makes good products despite all the reviews as long as you're getting 2007 model stuff you're great.
Local F/S Know absolutely nothing about livestock...Only Buy Fish + Liverock; Put the fish on hold; Go home and research Return to store and ask to see the fish eat.
Fish Kept:
Livestock
-1x Snowflake Eel
-1x True Percula Clown
-1x Red Fuzzy Dwarf Lion Fish
Clean Up Crew
-7-9x Blue or Red Leg Hermit Crabs
-4x Varied Snails
-8x Mini Stars
Corals/Plants:
Corals/Inverts.
1x Moon Favia Coral
1x Pineapple Favia Coral
2x Mushrooms
Tank Size:
20 gallons
Quote:
Form Follows Function
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