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State:
Missouri
Country:
United States
Description:
125 gal Reef tank with a home made algae skimmer over a 55gal tank,Duel Octopus Pumps, T5 Aqulife 4 bulb lighting with built in Moonlights and Digital timer.
Advice:
Research, Research, Research
Fish Kept:
Pink Tailed Trigger, Percula Clown, Yellow Tail Damsel, Diamond Back Gobby, 2 yellow Corris Wrasses, Yellow Tang, Stripe Tang, Coral Beauty, Watchmen Gobby, and a few snails, Bleeding Sea Apple, and 2 cardinals.
Corals/Plants:
Green Bubble, Red and Green Lobo, Purple and Green Lobo, Solid Orange Lobo, Green Finger leather, Zoanthids, Star polyps, Green/Orange Scaly, 2 torches about 10 Frog Spawns, Trumpet Corals, Devils Finger, toad Stools. 2 superman's and a few other misc polyps, Rose Tip Anenome, Green Bubble tip Anenome
Tank Size:
125 gallons
Quote:
Do it to it
About Yourself:
I have been into this hobby about 9 months, its the coolest thing i have ever done, and i don't find myself giving it up anytime soon =)
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