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Country: Australia
Description: 2ft by 2ft corner tank, canister filter, 2 ft power compact lighting, red sea prizm protein skimmer, powerhead, heater.
Advice: Read, listen, and you`ll never stop learning
Fish Kept: corals, clowns, copperband, gold headed sleeper goby, blue tang, coral goby, scooter blenny, coral banded shrimp
Corals/Plants: Brain coral, Tridacna Clam, zoanthus, Anemones, brain coral, Goniopora,
Tank Size: 35 gallons
Quote: you can do it
About Yourself: Been keeping Discus for 15 years, decided to try something new. I know have a Discus tank and a Reef Aquarium. I`ve had a reef tank know for two years. I`m addicted now and I find myself at the aquarium shops weekly now.

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