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State:
California
Country:
United States
Description:
180G lee mar euro glass tank flat polished, 180lbs LR & 120lbs LS, ASM-G4 skimmer, MRC-CR2 Ca reactor, UV filter, Phosban Reactor, 1/2 hp chiller, 3-250W Phoenix 14K's ran on PFO ballast and pendants, jbj auto top off system, sequence dart on closed loop with oceans motion 4 way, seio 1500 & 820
tank parameters as of 11-24-07am,na,ni,po4 all undetectable
ph 8.3
ca 450
alk 9.3 dkh
mg 1440
temp 79-80
sg 1.026
turnover 40x's per hour
Advice:
be patient, do your research, be patient, and get the right equipment the first time
Fish Kept:
yellow tang, mandarin, lawn mower blenny, mystery wrasse, sailfin tang, 3 lyertail anthias, siscor tail goby, 2 clarki clowns, leopard wrasse
Corals/Plants:
mixed reef system
sps: various milli's, valida, poccilopora, cali tort, green/blue tipped slimer, tenuis, stags, and other various sps...
lps: acans, blastos, chalice, oxypora, frogspawn, etc...
softies:toadstool, various zoo's, polyps, gsp, shrooms etc....
clams: 14" squamosa, 2 croceas
anemone: rose bubble tip anemone
Tank Size:
180 gallons
Quote:
once you go reef you'll never go back
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