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State: Rhode Island
Country: United States
Description: 46 Gallon Bowfront Acrylic Aquarium 36x16 1/4x20, AquaticLife CF Light Fixture - 2 Compact Lamps 96W - 4 Lunar 1W - 36 in. , Reef Octopus BH 300F Dual Hang-on-Back Protein Skimmer with Filter System w/2 x Resun King 225F, 19W, 225GPH, Penn Plax Cascade Canister Filter 700 65lbs Live Fiji Rock, 40 lbs Nature's Ocean Bio-Activ Live Aragonite Reef Sand, 1 Hydor Koralia 4 Circulation Pump/Powerhead UL 1200 gph
Advice: Read, Research, and go start off slow...ask ALOT of questions...
Fish Kept: 2 False Percula Clownfish, 2 Naked False Percula Clownfish, 1 Royal Gramma , 1 Flame Angelfish, 1 Chocolate Chip Starfish, 1 Cleaner Shrimp 1 Lawnmower Blenny, 1 Twin Spot Hogfish, 1 Red Reef Lobster
Corals/Plants: Assorted Zooanthus, Kenya Tree Coral, Mushroom Coral - Blue, Mushroom Coral - Green Hairy, Hammer Coral - Green, Plate Coral - Green Long Tentacle
Tank Size: 46 gallons

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