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State:
Nevada
Country:
United States
Description:
My tank is about 48x18x13 Currently I'm
running a Cascade Canister Model-1000
a Sea Clone-150-Protein Skimmer 1- Coralife Turbo-Twist UV Sterilizer
2-Aqua-Clear Powerheads-(70)
2- 300-watt Hydro-Theo Submersible
Heaters
Advice:
Ask Questions do alot of Research
This is my first 55gal starter tank
Fish Kept:
Right now I have 3-clown fish 1-yellow-tang
1-firefish-goby 1-yellowtail-Damsel 1-Blue-damsel
1-sailfin-blenny 1-yellow-longnose-butterfly
1-sailfin-tang 2-hermit-crabs 1-star-fish
Corals/Plants:
none yet
I have only 30lbs-fiji-live-rock
60lbs of Aragamax-sugar-sized-sand
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
55gal My first saltwater starter tank
About Yourself:
I always wanted A saltwater Aquarium but I did not know how to set-one up. Thanks to Saltwater
Aquariums for dummies book and a lot of research and questions,
I now have a saltwater aquarium set-up
My tank has now been running for just 2-months
and it turned out great!!!!!!!
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