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State:
Florida
Country:
United States
Description:
45g,150w 14k,fluval 405,maxi jet 100,prizm skimmer,
Advice:
go slow,water change 10% weekly,dont be cheap , treat fish and corals like children.
thats all i have to say about that.
Fish Kept:
powder brown,neon goby,long tentacle anemone w/ 2 true perculas,foxface,bullet goby,midas blenny,arc eye hawk,orange spot goby,spinecheek,six line wrasse,
Corals/Plants:
hammer,frogspawn,torch,orange,blue ,green ricordias,yuma,zoos,elephant ear ,6 different mush. rocks,candy cane,rhodactis,sinularia,finger leather,2 fungia plates,xenia
Tank Size:
45 gallons
Quote:
damnnnn!
About Yourself:
keeping reefs for a little over 1 year,totally addicted ,have 5 tanks ,120g,55g,45g,24 pod,10 seahorse
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