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State:
Virginia
Country:
United States
Description:
My tank is 48x18x13 and is all glass. I have 1 250 MH with blue wave magnetic ballast, sea clone hang-on protien skimmer, filstar 3 canister filterand 1 rio 2100 powerhead.
Advice:
Be patient and clean constantly.
Fish Kept:
I curently have one false percula clown, one koran angel (juv.), one coral beauty angel, 1 yellow tang, and one unknown puffer 4 star fish and 20 or so hermit crabs and a new addition, a spotted hawkfish
Corals/Plants:
One long tentacle anemone and about 60 lbs. of live rock.
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
I love my fish
About Yourself:
I've been in the hobby for 7 or so years, I started off with a planted discus tank and just started my first saltwater this year.
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