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State:
Arizona
Country:
United States
Description:
125 gallon main tank, 40 gallon sump, coral life 220 protein skimmer, coralife t 5 lighting 6 54watt 48inch staggered, yellow tang, blue hippo tang, picasso trigger, niger trigger, 3 devil damsel, bluehead wrasse, 50 hermit crabs, 20
snails assorted , 200 pounds of live rock.
Advice:
patience
Fish Kept:
yellow tang, blue hippo, niger trigger, picasso trigger, bluehead wrasse, 3 devil damsel, blue spot jawfish, 50 crabs, 20 snails,zebra thorn crab,flame angel,map puffer,longnose butterfly,mated pair true percula,ora snowflake clown,red sea purple tang,foxface rabbit.......
Corals/Plants:
hammer coral,lots of zoos assorted colors,2 long tentacle anenome, purple mushrooms,green clove polyps,ora metalic galaxia,pearl bubble ,plate corals neon and long tip.....
Tank Size:
125 gallons
About Yourself:
I got into this hobby because i love fish it is very soothing to watch after a long day at work
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