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State:
Ohio
Country:
United States
Description:
30inx12inx18in; HagenGlo T5HO ballasts w/ 2x39W Coralife 10,000K, and 2x39W Coralife Actinic bulbs; LED moonlighting; 10g sump; Reef Octopus 110NWB Recirc. Skimmer
Advice:
With any attempts at the saltwater/reef hobby, an RO/DI unit is an absolute MUST!
Fish Kept:
Ocellaris Clown; Yellow Watchman Goby; Candy Pistol Shrimp
Corals/Plants:
Montipora Capricornus (pink, green, purple, and orange); Pink Birdsnest; Various Pocilipora; Various Zoanthids
Tank Size:
29 gallons
Quote:
When the pain of remaining the same is greater than the pain to change thats when you will change
About Yourself:
I have been keeping freshwater fish for nearly 20 years, and started in the reefkeeping hobby in January 2010. I am a husband, father, and data center engineer. I love absolutely everything about the aquarium hobby!
Remarkable Snippets
-Worked at a local pet store in high school (supported my habit :) )
-Have kept silver dollars up to 10 years
-Kept a red-bellied piranha for 11 years
-Positioning myself for a 30g long planted freshwater tank in the near future
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