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State:
Texas
Country:
United States
Description:
Our tank is probably 50"X18"X14". Currently we are running a Prism Protien Skimmer and a Fluval 404 Canister filter,but soon will upgrade to a KNOP calcium reactor and a Turboflotor 1000 MultiProtien Skimmer. Right now we have only about 35 lbs of live fiji rock and about 25 lbs of artificial rock. We also have some kind of rock with flowers all over it and also an attached featherduster. we have a Green mushroom ricordea and an Orange one too. We also have star polyps, green and blue button polyps some yellow polyps and some others that i do not know the name of. We have 1 marroon clown, 1 tomato clown, 1 blue hippo tang, 1 blue velvet damsel, 1 domino damsel, 1 blue eyed anthia, 1 sunset anthia, 1 porcupine puffer, 1 zebra damsel, 1 red general starfish, 1 chocolate chip starfish, 2 camelback shrimp, 1 monkey shrimp, 10 blue leg hermits, 1 sebae anemone, 1 bubble anemone, and a hiation anemone, 2 purple urchins
Advice:
WELL ACCLIMATE YOUR NEW ADDITIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fish Kept:
1 marroon clown, 1 tomato clown, 1 blue hippo tang, 1 blue velvet damsel, 1 domino damsel, 1 blue eyed anthia, 1 sunset anthia, 1 porcupine puffer, 1 zebra damsel, 1 red general starfish, 1 chocolate chip starfish, 2 camelback shrimp, 1 monkey shrimp, 10 blue leg hermits, 1 sebae anemone, 1 bubble anemone, and a hiation anemone, 2 purple urchins
Corals/Plants:
some kind of rock with flowers all over it and also an attached featherduster. we have a Green mushroom ricordea and an Orange one too. We also have star polyps, green and blue button polyps some yellow polyps and some others that i do not know the name of.
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
ITS ALWAYS TO EARLY TO QUIT
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