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State:
Ohio
Country:
United States
Description:
more detail to these sections later, wana get this started fast. 75 gal reef tank standard size. retrofitted vho/balast in 2 48" hoods, glass canapy, no idea on wieght of live rock/sand. wet/dry sump with protien skimmer (semi homemade). 2 korean2 powerheads, via aqua 3600(surface agitater), max-jet 1200(under via aqua aimed behind rock to help lessin debree i cand reach to clean, hopefully), and a rio 3100(return from sump)
corals: 4 or 5 frags of diff zoanthids, lobophyllia, elegance, star polyps, and a toadstool not sure real name.
fish: 6 line wrasse, and 2 osolarus clown.
Advice:
stick with it!
go slow!
and always push for new things :)
Fish Kept:
just 3 for now, still new tank set up.
six line wrasse, 2 osolarus clowns, starry blenny.
4 nassarius snails, coral banded shrimp, and a red leg hermit.
few random spawn stars and snails
Corals/Plants:
zoanthids, lobophyllia, elegance, star polyps, and a toadstool not sure real name.
Tank Size:
75 gallons
Quote:
just cause you cant, doesnt mean i cant!
About Yourself:
always loved water, fish and the ocean. only made sence to put it in my house!
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