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Country:
Italy
Description:
This time i would like to make a "natural" tank, so corals are the same that in my old tank i haven't put any new coral (only 2 - 3), only more space. In this last times i like "free tanks", not a wall with corals and corals..
Tank120cm x 70cm x55 cm
2 tunze 6100 with multicontroller and 1 nanostream 6045. SkimmerATI 200, Calcium reactor LG 1400 (made in Italy ;-) )
1 lumenarc III and 1 lumenbright with 2 IceCap 250W and 1 lamp XM 10.000 °K and 1 giesemann 12.500 °K, 3 t4 24W sfiligoi pure actinic
Advice:
Read, read and read!
Patience and passion.
Fish Kept:
1 Gramma loreto
2 Ocellaris
1 Pseudochromis Fridmani
1 Pseudochelinus Hexataenia
1 Centropyge Acanthops
2 Chromis Viridis
1 Synchiropus splendidus
2 Anthias Squamipinnis
1 Neocirrithes Armatus
2 Pterapogon kauderni
1 Ecsenius bicolor
1 Zebrasoma Veliferum
2 Chromis Vanderbilti
1 Valenciennae Strigata
Corals/Plants:
Too much to write here ;-)
Some acropora, seriatopora, pocillopora,montipora,briareum, favia, sabella spallanzanii, echinopora,etc etc
Tank Size:
100 gallons
About Yourself:
35 years old, live in Como, George Clooney's holiday place ;-)
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