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State:
Florida
Country:
United States
Description:
75 gallon bow front tank with a 20 gallon sump
80 lbs live rock
50 lbs live sand
Advice:
dont rush into it take your time
Fish Kept:
1x yellow tang
1x flame angelfish
2x clowns
1x mandarin drangon goby
1x diamond goby
1x sand sifting starfish
1x sea serpant starfish
25x snails
10x blue leg hermits
1x clam
7x peppermint shrimp
Corals/Plants:
2 small colonies of yellow sun coral
1 small colony of black sun coral
1 medium colony of black sun coral
2x small button polyp colonies
torch coral
frog spawn
candy cane coral
Hammer coral
neon green zoathind colony
5 different color zoathind colonies
Red Goniopora coral
duncan coral
2x Ricordea mushroom
blue mushroom colony
red mushrooms in a few different places
green watermelon mushroom
Pipe Organ Coral
cup coral
kenya tree coral
start polyps
Pink acans
Green blastos
Solar esclips zoanthids
Lettuce coral
Tank Size:
75 gallons
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