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State: Georgia
Country: United States
Description: tank 1- 210 reef tank, sps and lps with reef octopus skimmer and calcium reactor, 4 evolution 1400 power heads, aquascaped with rock and pvc. Tank 2- modified 10g nano with a diy led fixture that is awesome
Advice: take it slow and buy the right equipment
Fish Kept: kole tang, red sea sailfin tang, black saddle back clown fish, true percula tank, 2 anthias, 2 pj cardinals, six line, scotter blendy, manderine goby, 1 purple grama,
Corals/Plants: hammer coral, frogspawn, several different colors of acans, scoly, green carpet anenome, long tentical anenome, ora mars, ora purple stylo, ora green stylo, 2 ora tricolors, enchinata, acan enchinata, several favia, 2 green maze brains, 1 derasa clam, multiple zoanthides, orange,green and purple cap, green maddness chalice, pink chalice.
Tank Size: 210 gallons
About Yourself: navy diver

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