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Country: Saudi Arabia
Description: 150g Mixed Reef Tank, 500+ Watts of HQI + Acnitic lights with moonlights, 150+ lbs Fiji Live Rocks, 150 NW Reef Octopus Skimmer, Filter Sock, Vortech MP40w ES x 2 , Tunze Osmolator, American Marine Pinpoint PH Monitor
Advice: Only serious people who can dedicate themselves to a hobby should start a reef tank, otherwise dont kill corals please!
Fish Kept: I have kept many different species found in the coral reefs of the world!
Corals/Plants: SPS, LPS and Softies
Tank Size: 150 gallons
Quote: A Reef Aquarium is a hole between sheets of glass, that the aquarist fills with money!!
About Yourself: IT Professional working in a Hotel as IT Manager, reef addict!

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