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State:
Florida
Country:
United States
Description:
75 gallon, 48wx18hx16w, live rock, live sand, wet/dry trickle filter w bio balls, protine skimmer, atinic lighting.
Advice:
have equal amounts of patience and money. if you're short on either, forget it.
Fish Kept:
2 balck and white clowns, 2 p clowns, 1 bannerfish, 1 sleeper goby, 1flame angel, 1 canary wrasse, 1 blue hippo, 2 blood shrimp, 1 anomone shrimp, 1 crab, various snails and cleaner crabs
Corals/Plants:
1 frog spawn, 1 feather duster
Tank Size:
75 gallons
Quote:
Never Grow Up
About Yourself:
had a small freshwater tank, retired and wanted more variety and color.
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