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State: California
Country: United States
Description: Custom made 100% from the glass to the Oak finish. Self filling , Self mixing and heating, just add the % of items custom electrical system with waterfal reverse filter, Uses gravity and pipes and lets water get to a level then auto drains it to another holding tank for more filtration
Advice: I am New Hobbyist And really enjoy this
Fish Kept: Black Volitan Lion fish , a few damsels One blue tang,
Corals/Plants: Live rock still waiting for system to sustatin more its fairly new
Tank Size: 100 gallons
Quote: Death is Certon, Life is not
About Yourself: Im just young learning and excited on wanting to have my own reef. i enjoy everyones work and i do not feel, that one person is better then another . From new to old learn from the old. teach the new and it will come back to you .

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