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State: Wisconsin
Country: United States
Description: I have a 75 gallon in wall reef tank drilled with mega over flow, mag 12 pumps, korilia 2, coralife power compacts with 1 150watt metal halide pendants, I usually run 14K bulbs but this picture i have 10K. Im running a coralife 220 super skimmer, and wet dry filter system. I have about 100 pnds of live rock that is covered with purple coraline. hope you like, thanks for the rating
Advice: If i had any advice at all for reef tanks it would be take your time.. To spend a couple extra bucks could determine the growth and or life of your tank...
Fish Kept: mandarine goby, coral beauty, lownmower blenny, of coarse a clown, blue hippo tang, Key hole angel, 3 different dams..
Corals/Plants: colts, leathers, mushrooms, cabbage corals, xenias, flower pot
Tank Size: 75 gallons
About Yourself: love this hobby and love pretty much anything to do about it.. Keeps me sane

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