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State:
Virginia
Country:
United States
Description:
72 Gallon Bow Front.
Satellite 48" 2 lamp lighting system w/ moon light LED's.
Filters: Emperor 400 (HOB) and a Fluval 405 with an inline Gamma 8 watt UV sterilizer.
250 watt PHE heater.
3" air stone w/ a Dolphin air pump.
80 Lbs. of Black Tahitian Moon Sand.
2 sea rock ornaments.
18 Lbs. of Texas Holly Rock.
2 Lbs. of Base Rock.
Advice:
Have fun....
Fish Kept:
1(F) Pseuclotrophes Acei. 2 (M/F) Labeotropheus Fulleborni. 2 (M/F) Pseudotropheus Crabro. 2 (?) Labidochromis Caeruleus. 3 (M) Melanochromis Johanni. 2 (M/F) Pseudotropheus Lombardoi. 1 (F) Metrioclima sp. Msobo. 1 (F) Melanochromis Auratus. 1 (?) Albino. 1 (?) Hemichromis Bimoculatus (Red Jewel). 1 (M) Zebra Obliquidens. 1 Synodontis Eupterus. 1 Common Pleco. 1 Gold Nugget Pleco.
Corals/Plants:
2 fake bamboo plants.
Tank Size:
72 gallons
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