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Country: Spain
Description: 71x23x23 main tank 60gal Sump 10x80 Watt ATI T5 Bubble King 200 in deluxe Profilux, Calcium Reactor & 2nd Chamber...
Advice: I only know that I don't know anything.
Fish Kept: Acanthurus Leuco, A. Sohal, A. Lineatus, A. Olivaceus, Hepatus, Flavescens, Chelmon, Naso Lituratus, Odonus Niger, Ostracion Cubicus, Sinchy. Splendidus, Sinchy. Ocellatus, Clarkii, Halichoeres Marginatus, H. Chrysus, Ambligobius Rainfordi, Gramma Loreto, Chromis viridis.....
Corals/Plants: Hystrix, Calendrum, milka, montipora digitata, montipora confusa, wellsophyllia, trachyphyllia, goniopora, favia, favites, euphyllia ancora, parancora, paradivisa, turbinaria, plerogyra sinuosa green, acan. lord purple & green, pump. xenia, zoos, e.quadricolor red, trinke. flabelliforme, caulastrea, acan. echinata, tridacna maxima, fungia....., 20-30 acroporas, (incl. loripes, hoeksemai, millepora, humilis, gomezi,.....)
Tank Size: 175 gallons
Quote: I'm the lizard king, I can do anything.

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