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Country: Canada
Description: this is my 120gal with sump set up I have 2 compact flourcent 48 inch coralife proteen skimer about 120 lbs of live rock 2bta's i galxey coral and 1 ebony sea squrit, a bunch of live sand
Advice: take it slow and be paitent
Fish Kept: for fish i have 1 yellow tang, 2 percils clowns, 1ciniman clown, 1 cleaner shrimp, 20 turbo snails & 4 emrald crabs I am shure their is more but thats all i can think of for now!!
Corals/Plants: about 120 lbs of live rock 2bta's i galxey coral and 1 ebony sea squrit, a bunch of live sand
Tank Size: 120 gallons
Quote: canadain eh
About Yourself: love my fish

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