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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: Sumpless marine tank with over the back filters that hang by cascade and 1 fluval canister. 50% of my sand is from the beaches here in florida & water too. lighting.....1 current U.S.A ,1 led strip & 1 marine light fixure.I also have 5 power heads that circulate the aquarium for my corals and anenome & plus my wrasse loves it . By the way , i caught him with my bare hands at jupiter beach with a chicken mcnugget so we named him "jupiter mcnugget" i also have 100 pounds of rock
Advice: Go with your gut feeling!
Fish Kept: 2 foxface rabbits,cardinal,2 scooter blennies,4 damsels,1 clarkii & maroon clown,1 valintine puffer and 1 blue head wrasse from jupiter beach
Corals/Plants: 3 pom pom xenias,3 kenya trees, 3 rock flower anenomes , 1 hatian anenome 1 whisker and 1 long tenical anenome.
Tank Size: 125 gallons

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