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State:
Georgia
Country:
United States
Description:
This is my new 125 Gallon tank. I have a wet/dry sump, 150 powered protein skimmer, 2 36" dual lighting, 2 spotlights, and 3 pieces of fake coral.
Advice:
You have to be patient and research everything.
Fish Kept:
Marbled Cat Shark, Spotted Sweetlips, foxface lo, puffer, 6 bar angelfish, Sohal Tang, Blonde Naso Tang, Purple Tang, chocolate chip starfish and niger triggerfish.
Bala sharks, silver dollars, discus, pleco's, rainbow fish, craw fish, american flag fish, damsel, crabs, clown fish, 6 line wrasses, diamond watchman goby, and snails.
Tank Size:
125 gallons
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