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State: North Dakota
Country: United States
Description: 90 gal reef tank, eheim professional II filter. Protein Skimmer, Uv Light, Several Power Heads
Advice: Ask Questions and Do Research before adding new items to tanks
Fish Kept: Clown Fishs, Kole Tang, Marine Beta, Honeycomb Puffer, White Long Tip Anenome, Bubble Tip Anenome, Rose Anenmoe, Arrow Crab, Pacific Cleaner Shrimp, Giant Clam, Sally Light Foot Crag, Red Crabs, Blue Hermits, Coral Banded Shrimp, Feather Dusters, Sponge Crab, Decorator Crab, Many varities of snails, Electric Scallops
Corals/Plants: Flower Pot Coral, Bubble Tip Coral (purple), Leather Coral, Polyps, Acropora, Large Orange Sponge
Tank Size: 90 gallons
Quote: take your time

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