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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: 55 gallon reef tank, with double strip actinic and 10000 K lights. One fluval 404, one fluval 304, and a prizm pro deluxe protein skimmer with a surface skimmer and a media basket. One aquaclear 30 powerhead and Azoo chiller.
Advice: Take your time and learn.
Fish Kept: 1 Yellow Tail Damsel, 1 Maroon Clownfish, 1 Firefish Goby, 1 Scopas Tang, 1 Tricolor Blenny, 1 Yashia Whiteray Golby, 1 Bellus Angel
Corals/Plants: I have 1 green Bubble Tip Anemone, 1 Red Chile Coral, 1 Yellow Sun Coral, 1 Red Goniopora, 1 Metallin Green Goniopora, 1 Acropora, 1 Pink Leather Coral, 1 pink flowerpot, 1 Yellow Gorgonian, 2 Purple Gorgonians (sea blades), 1 Blue Sea Sponge, Lots of Multi Color Mushrooms, Polyps, and Feather dusters.
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: Fragile like a baby

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