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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Glass cabinet tank with coffin lid and tappered sides for extra viewing angles. 2 300w Thermo's, 2 neWjet 1700 pomps, 1 Nj 600, NOC skimmer, £400 worth of live rock, live sand base, blue and white ray lights.
Advice: Just read the text book a few times, speak to your local dealer and the rest you will pick up as you go. ... get a credit card
Fish Kept: 2 Clowns, 1 yellow dotted Gobi, 2 yellow striped demels, 1 red hairy crab, 1 sally lightfoot crab, 1 shrimp, 1 super turbo snail, turbo snails, hermit crabs,
Corals/Plants: 2 coloured Anemone( a must if you have clown fish) blue dotted mushroom coral.
Tank Size: 90 gallons
Quote: if today was perfect there would be no need for tomorrow
About Yourself: 25 years old, pisces!, Estate agent. I started it because it is better than watchin tele.

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