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Country: Canada
Description: Dimensions: 36"X12.2"X16.5" ; Light: 36" 96W satelite with built-in lunar light. ; Filter: Marineland Penguin Biowheel 200 ; AirPump: Maxi-jet 200 ; Live Rock: approx. 40 lbs.
Advice: Take the time in the beginning.
Fish Kept: Mated Pair Golden Stripped Maroon Clowns, Purple Orchid Dotty Back, Mandarin Dragonet
Corals/Plants: Torch coral, Colt coral, Pink tipped Frogspawn, Green Brain coral, 2 cat's eye corals, Hammer head coral, mushrooms, Blue Indo-pacific Gorgonian, Orange carnation coral, blue and orange sponge, various types of polyps and a Purple Tipped anemone!
Tank Size: 30 gallons
About Yourself: New to the hobby. This tank was started Dec. 07!

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