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State:
California
Country:
United States
Description:
48w T5 HO retro, no skimmer, modified ac500 into HOB sump. half barebottom half sandbed
mixed reef tank w/ a bunch of beautiful macro algae in the hang on back CPR FUGE!
Advice:
take it slowwwwwwwww! don't rush things, this hobby is about patience
Fish Kept:
2 fire fish
Corals/Plants:
favia, zooanthids, chili coral, a variety of sps i dont know the names of :)
oooo, plants YES, i got green gracilaria, red gracilaria, botryocladia red grape kelp, red string of pearls
Tank Size:
20 gallons
Quote:
damned if you do, damned if you don't!
About Yourself:
i accidently got into this hobby because my wife wanted a dog! i said NO to the dog and allowed her to get a 10g fishtank. i said NO to the freshwater and OK to marine. she made me stick my hand in the tank once and now i'm hooked! LOL
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