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Country:
Canada
Description:
62 gal 36x20x20 40 gal sump reef tank. SPS. LPS, 1x250 PFO ballast with Sun aquatics 20K. with T-5 Actinic's for supplement lighting, kalk reactor all lighting on a different digital timers, topp off with RO/DI, 2 " SB
Advice:
read, read ,read ,read ,and then do some more reading , buy top notch equiptment, dont skimp on your
skimmer
lights
rock
Fish Kept:
neon wrasse, algae blenny, 2 HI fin gobies, flame angel, 5 green chromis, scopas tang, 2 pajama cardinals, blue linkia starfish, orange brittle star, srtiped brittlestar, assorted turbo's ,cerith''s snails lots, 3 cleaner's, 2 x peppermints
Corals/Plants:
green candy cane, yellow candy cane, frogspawn, hammer, star polyops, green bubble coral, gaint feather duster ,normal feather duster's, red chilli sponge, 3 crocea clams, 1 squamosa, branching provona, orange sun corals, green cap, pink cap, plate leather , green hydropona, branching leather.
Tank Size:
62 gallons
Quote:
Doesnt matter how you have been reading , Until you take the plunge you know nothing
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