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State:
Pennsylvania
Country:
United States
Description:
Good lighting for rock
Advice:
I am new to this hobbie but i sarted out with a freshwater just to0 get the hang of it. Wactch what you spend on money. Do a lot og research before you get the tank and will the tank is cycling try to read on some stuff
Fish Kept:
1 YELLOW TANG, 1 BLUEHIPPO, 2 PERCULAS, 1 YELLOWTAIL DAMSEL, CLEANER WRASSE, Black and White Heniochus Butterfly, 3 SNAILS , CLEANER SHRIMP, 2 EMRALD CRABS
Corals/Plants:
ABOUT 30 PUNDS OF ROCK, XENIA, MUSHROOMS
Tank Size:
37 gallons
Quote:
Watch what you buy
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