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Country:
United Kingdom
Description:
my 8x2x1 half ft tank a long way from finished yet built it all my self with the hel of a gd friend has a 5x2x2 sump 4 chambers 1st chamber is trickle filter crushed rock bio balls and songes 2nd chamber filled with live rock and a v2 skimmer 3rd chamber has deep sand bed 4th chamber is return pump witch goes through my uv planning to add calcium reactor nitrate reactor have sum soft corals in hermit crabs ,star fish ,maroon clown ,2xfire fish ,wimple ,spotted gobby, pink scooter blenny ,5x green chromises plan to add as many yellow tangs as i can with out overloading tank
Advice:
still new my self but i learned the hard way dnt rush it take your time add fish slowly
Fish Kept:
maroon clown ,2xfire fish ,wimple ,spotted gobby, pink scooter blenny ,5x green chromises
Corals/Plants:
dnt know all there names of hand
Tank Size:
275 gallons
Quote:
its done when its done
About Yourself:
got into fish through my m8 little boy wanted sum fish started with chilids then wife wanted a marine setup and now we hooked lol
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