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State:
Massachusetts
Country:
United States
Description:
55 GALLON - SALTWATER TANK
260W CORALITE LIGHTING
SEACLONE PROTEIN SKIMMER
1 KORALIA AND 3 MAXI-JET POWERHEADS
XP2 RENA FILSTAR CANISTER FILTER
MAGNUM 350 CANISTER FILTER
2 AIRLINK COOLING FANS
Advice:
GET THE BIGGEST TANK YOU CAN AFFORD AND FIT IN YOUR HOME, THE BIGGER THE EASIER TO MAINTAIN.
Fish Kept:
RED REEF STARFISH
2 FIJI DEVIL DAMSEL
2 THREE STRIPE DAMSEL
1 SERGEANT MAJOR DAMSEL
1 YELLOW TANG
2 OCELLARIS CLOWNFISH
BLUE LEG HERMIT CRABS
MAGARITA SNAILS
NASSARIUS SNAILS
RED LEG HERMIT CRABS
TURBO SNAILS
SCARLET REEF HERMIT CRABS
PURPLE PORCELAIN CRAB
Corals/Plants:
NOTHIN YET, TANK IS STILL FAIRLY NEW
Tank Size:
55 gallons
About Yourself:
HELLO MY NAME IS CRAIG I LOVE FISHKEEPING, HOPE TO GET A 125 GALLON SET UP ONE DAY, WILL HAVE SOME CORALS AND THINGS SOON.
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