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State:
Florida
Country:
United States
Description:
Biocube 14 with hood removed. Using sunpod 70 Watt HQI (14k). Koralia nano and replaced stock pump with maxi-jet 900. Using JBJ Auto Top Off with 5 gallon jug in cabinet. Oceanic biocibe skimmer. Kept bioballs in chamber 2.
Advice:
Research!
Fish Kept:
2 - O. Clowns
1 - Sixline Wrasse
3 - Sexy Shrimp
1 - Pom Pom Crab
assorted cleaning crew
Corals/Plants:
Striped Aussie acanthastrea lord,
Superman Micromussa,
Red Blastomussa,
Elegance Coral,
Frogspawn ,
Sun Polyps,
Montipora Cap.,
Blue/Greem Acro frag,
Zoanthids - 11 different colonies/colors,
Assortment of mushrooms,
Neon Green Hairy Mushroom,
Assorted Ricordias,
Green Star Polyps,
Encrusting Gorgonian,
Tank Size:
14 gallons
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