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Country:
India
Description:
Reef Tank
120 gallons reef tank
2 Resun 15000A wave makers
1 400W metal halide DE (10000 Kelvin)
1 Resun chiller
1 Bubble Magus Skimmer NAC6AC
1 VIA Aqua return pump .
1 sump (40 gallons)
Sump contains Chaetomorpha for biological nutrient export
Advice:
Reef Keeping is Difficult. First start with fish only systems then move on to Reef. Before keeping reef aquarium always read good books.
Use A and B Additives and Calcium additive and Part 1 and Part 2 Additives manufactured by WaterWorldIndia
Fish Kept:
1 Regal Tang
2 Tomato Clown
1 Yellow belly damsel
1 Blue damsel
Corals/Plants:
Colt coral(Cladiella sp.)
Disc Coral (Turbinaria sp.)
Flowerpot coral (Goniopora sp.)
Red Mushroom polyps( Discosoma cardinalis)
Eagle Eye (Zoanthid sp.)
Fan Worms
Bubble Coral(Plerogyra sp)
Leather Coral (Sacrophyton sp.)
Clam
Brain Coral(Favites sp.)
Torch Coral(Euphyllia sp)
Tank Size:
120 gallons
Quote:
Save the Reefs
About Yourself:
I am passionate about my aquarium !!!
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