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State:
Michigan
Country:
United States
Description:
29 gallon mixed reef tank. Set up June of '08. ~50 lbs Liverock and 40lbs Livesand
Lighting: 175w MH with 10k bulb and 72w pc actinic supplementation. There is a high power LED upgrade in the works.
Equipment: CPR HOB Refugium with chaeto and LR rubble. Two Koralia 2s for circulation.
Advice:
Get the biggest tank you can support at first, it makes life a lot easier.
The solution to pollution is dillution.
Fish Kept:
2 Occelaris Clownfish
1 Lawnmower Blenny
1 Green Mandarin Dragonette
Corals/Plants:
Assorted zoanthids
GSP
Assorted Montipora Cap and Digis
Assorted Acropora
Yelow Fiji Leather
Green striped mushrooms
Pagoda Cup Coral
Blastos
Teal Candycanes
Aussie maze brain frag
A couple chalices
Assorted Florida Ricordias
Tank Size:
29 gallons
Quote:
Be yourself
About Yourself:
Started off with a betta. Now I have a 29 gallon reef tank, a 12g Nanocube reef tank, and a 2.5 gallon FW tank
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