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State:
Pennsylvania
Country:
United States
Description:
140 Gallon Oceanic Ultimate Show tank
48"X24"X29" Starfire Glass. 300 Watts 12K HQI Metal Halides, 260 wattts Dual Actinic PC's. ASM G-2 Protein Skimmer (in sump) Sump- Basement located Oceanic 75 Gallon custom partitoned with 50 gallon refugium w/Miracle mud, Cheatomorpha, Live rock rubble. 500 Watt Blue line titanium heater on Finnex Digital controller
Supreme Hyline 4100 return pump. Coralia 4's for circulation.
25% Water Changes Bi-Weekly via RO water (made on site)
Evaporation-Auto topoff via Spectrapure level controller directly from RO storage tank.
Approx 125 lbs Liverock.
Advice:
Take your time and don't enter hobby if you cannot be patient. Research fish and corals for compatibility.
Ask Questions. Devote a budget to maintain your investment.
Enjoy your hobby. That's the point isn't it?
Fish Kept:
Purple Tang
Hippo Tang
Fox Face- (now 10 years in captivity)
Midas Blenny
Bicolor Dwarf Angel
Cleaner Shrimp
Coral Banded Cleaner Shrimp
Misc Red & Blue Leg Hermit Crabs
Red/White HardTube Worm
Firefish - (Goby)
Corals/Plants:
Torch Coral
Green Gonipora (hard)
Zenia (soft)
Green Star Polyps (soft)
Green Mushrooms (soft)
Brown Zoo's
Misc tubeworms
Tree Coral (soft)
Tank Size:
140 gallons
Quote:
Once I thought I was wrong,but I was mistaken.
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