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State: California
Country: United States
Description: i have t5 two double bulbed 65 watss easch. UV sterlizer 5 watss. Tetra Ex70 whisper filter. 40 pound of live rock. two occelaris clown fish one tomato clown fish one coral beauty angel fish one cleaner shrimp 4 turbo snails 6 hermit crabs one green bubble coral three brian coral one rose aneomone one white bubbled coral one gonipora coral one flower pot coral one tree like coral.
Advice: if your gonna do a tank do it the right way. its expensive but well worth it.
Fish Kept: two occelaris clown fish one tomato clown fish one coral beauty angel fish one cleaner shrimp 4 turbo snails 6 hermit crabs
Corals/Plants: one green bubble coral three brian coral one rose aneomone one white bubbled coral one gonipora coral one flower pot coral one tree like coral.
Tank Size: 40 gallons

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