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State:
New York
Country:
United States
Description:
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1 AquaMedic HQI Metal Halide Rated at 250w Par-20k AB double Ended Bulb
2 Coralife 55w Acntic Power Compact Bulbs Straight Pin Configuration
4 Current LED MoonLights Rated at 1w per led
20g Wet/Dry Sump with drip tray built in. Using A QuietOne 3000 Sump Pump for return rated at 780gph
BakPak 2 Dual Pump Skimmer Rated for 120g
3 Maxi Jets for In Tank Circulation
Custom Rawd Iron Stand with Matching Cabinet Doors, and Canopy
Advice:
Research Before Buying anything...
Dont trust your Local Fish Stores (LFS) advice on anything..
The More light, the more you can house in your tank...
Be prepared to spend alot of money in order to make your tank successful...it is an expensive hobby....
Fish Kept:
1 Blonde Naso Tang
1 Lamark Angel
1 3 Stripe Damsel
1 Blackcap Basslet
1 Algae Blenny aka Lawnmower Blenny
2 Engineer Gobies
2 Cleaner Shrimp
1 Fire Shrimp
*Various Hermits, snails and a sand sifting starfish for the cleanup crew*
Corals/Plants:
Many Diff Kinds of Zoanthids
Devils Hand leather
Misc. leather
Toadstool leather (been fragged now 2x)
Blue & Pink Palyathoas
Orange Montipora Cap
Orange Digitata
Green Branching Hydnophora
Torch
Rainbow Hammer
Green Branching Hammer
Red/Purple mushrooms
Green frilly mushrooms
Ricordia
Pagoda Cup
Pearl Bubble
Sun Polyps
Button Polyps
Capanella Trees aka Kenya Trees
Green Star Polyps
Tank Size:
65 gallons
Quote:
If Its not broke, dont try and fix it....!!!!
About Yourself:
Student majoring in Physical Education...
Brought on to reef keeping by a friend and never looked back once addicted....
Other Hobbies include, cars, fitness, sports, and gadgets...
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