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State:
Iowa
Country:
United States
Description:
36x18x24 tank, 192 watt half actinic lighting, 45 pounds of live rock, Red Sea protein skimmer w/ phosphate absorber, Penguin biowheel filter without carbon.
Advice:
Read as much as you can. The internet is a great resource for information.
Fish Kept:
FISH
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Black Ocellaris Clownfish,
Coral Beauty Angelfish,
African Dolosus Butterflyfish
/
INVERTEBRATES
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Cleaner Shrimp,
Coral Banded Shrimp,
Orange Linckia Sea Star
Tuxedo Urchin,
Cowrie,
Dwarf Hermit Crabs,
Assorted Snails
Corals/Plants:
Evergreen Starburst Polyp,
Mushrooms,
Australian Big Polyp Blastomussa,
Red Grape Caulerpa,
Unidentified branching red algae,
Orange Sponge
and dead coral skeletons and barnacles
Tank Size:
65 gallons
Quote:
Crack would have been a cheaper hobby to take up.
About Yourself:
We had a 20 gallon freshwater tank for 4 years, stepped up to a 55 several years ago, and ventured into saltwater in October '07. Our stands for both were designed and built by my husband.
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