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State: Wisconsin
Country: United States
Description: two gallon cookie jar reef. for lighting it has two desktop lights with coralife 50/50 bulb and a 6700k bulb. one ecoxotic stunner strip. no filter, no heater. all natural!
Advice: dont cause to much of bioloads in your tanks
Fish Kept: no fish! just a few crabs and snails and alotof amphipod and copipods!
Corals/Plants: mushrooms zoanthids, candy cane, kenya tree.
Tank Size: 2 gallons
Quote: I feel like you love your tank more than me! said my gf

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