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Country: Netherlands
Description: A Red Sea Max 250 running with a D-D DC300 cooler and a small 60x30x30cm aquarium
Advice: Start up slowly and take your time!
Fish Kept: Clownfish couple, Cleaner Wrasse, Firefish, Blue Tang, Neon Dottyback, Foxface and couple of green manderins and in the other aquarium a couple of Reef Chromis and a Green Clown Goby
Corals/Plants: Mushrooms, Starburst polyps, Kenya Trees, Toadstool leather, Buttons, Xenia and other soft corals
Tank Size: 66 gallons

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