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State: Wisconsin
Country: United States
Description: 55 gallon tank lighting 2 set of T-5 lighting 1 set blue actinic and the other set 10 K coral life both set on different timers and 3 moon light for the night Sump fitler with a 9w UV-sterilizer and protein skimmer
Advice: Go slow and read read and then read more!
Fish Kept: 1-Pygmy Anglefish, 1-Blue Hippo Tang, 1- Yellow Watchman Goby, 1-Percula Clownfish, 1-Red Mandarin and Long Nose hawk fish
Corals/Plants: Several Mushrooms--green, red, blue. Yellow and green Zoo's, Hammer Coral Green, Frog spawn Coral, Pipe Organ coral, Star polyp green, 1 Blue Clam, Colt coral, Brain
Tank Size: 55 gallons
About Yourself: Work in retail--Got in to the hobby when I was a kid

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