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State:
Kentucky
Country:
United States
Description:
7 years of saltwater experience forced into one aquarium. Belive it or not, but it looks much better in live. Check out the video!
Advice:
There's no stupid questions in this hobby.I've had or will have the same question what you have right now. Most of us weren't born in the ocean, so we have to learn about it. Nothing's wong with that.
Fish Kept:
scopas tang, flame angel, true mated pair of yellow stripe maroon clowns, lawnmower blenny, several snails and crabs.
Corals/Plants:
130 lbs of live rocks, approx. 70 lbs of live sand 1 huge ( 13" ) anemone, colt coral, sun coral, spiny oyster, feather duster, green star polyp.
Tank Size:
75 gallons
Quote:
Have you heard the news?
Pepsi's o.k. but COKE RULES!!!
About Yourself:
I'm trying to be cool, but i'm not cool at all. Life sucks, I could die. Have a great day!
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