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State:
California
Country:
United States
Description:
60 gallon, i have 15 snails 15 hermits 2 emerald crabs a pair of marroon clowns, yellow eyed tang, randall's goby and pistol shrimp pair, lawnmower blenny and two firefish. 110 lbs of live fiji rock.
equipment i am using:
fluval 404
aqua c remora pro w/ rio 1400 pump
w/ surface box
250w heater
Orbit Compact Fluorescent Lunar Lights (48" w/4-65 watt), now being updatef to MH
2 zoomed power head for flow.
Advice:
Corals/Plants:
an assorted mushroom rock, fox coral, purple star polyps, green tipped hammer, sun polyps, yellow polyps, xenia, kenya tree, leather ?, rbta, open brain
Tank Size:
60 gallons
Quote:
fish r friendz not foooood
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