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State:
Florida
Country:
United States
Description:
My tank is a 92 corner bowfront. It has 1 20k 400 watt metal halide and 130 watts of power compacts all actinics. Its being filtered with a 30 gallon refugium sump powered by a 2400 magdrive pump. Temp is being kept by 1/4 hp chiller by Pacific Coast. I have installed the "EcoAqualizer" (Ionizer) and my fish love it.
Advice:
Do whatever it takes to make your reef tank healthy... Its worth it!
Fish Kept:
Blue Hippo Tang, Achilles Tang, Yellow Tang, Naso Tang, 2 Squampinis Orange Anthias, 5 Chromis, Blue Damsel, Striped Damsel, Flame Angel, Painted Fairy Wrasse, Neon Dottyback, Psychadelic Mandarin Fish, Cleaner Wrasse, and a True Percula Clownfish.
Corals/Plants:
Yellow Pagoda, Pink Montipora, Purple Montipora, Red Montipora, Yellow Acro, Purple Acro, Green Acro, Purple Sea Fan, Orange Gorgonia, Green Hammer, Purple Tip Hammer, Bright Red Lobo, Bright Red Blasto, Purple Tip Frogspawn, Bright Neon Green Frogspawn, White/Mint Hammer, Bright Green Palythoa Button Polyps, Pink Frogspawn, Red/Green Center Open Brain, 2 Pink/Red/Green/Purple Brains, Bright Green Star Polyps, Eagle Eye Zoos, Multicolor Zoos, Favia Brain, Bright Green Aviopora, Bright Green Open Brain, Bright Yellow Zoos, Green/Orange/Pink/Purple Ricordia Mushrooms, Blue/Purple Crocea Clam, Small Maxima Clam, Cinnamon Polyp, and 1 Stalk of Pulsating Xenia. And more coral to be added! Im not done yet!
Tank Size:
92 gallons
Quote:
No pain No gain.
About Yourself:
I have always loved fish tanks. The first was freshwater and then I started to do saltwater tanks. I have been doing tanks for 10 years now. This is my latest tank and I think its my best, thats why have finally decidd to put it on the site. Thanks and enjoy the pics!
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