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State:
Florida
Country:
United States
Description:
48"x24"x18" Oneal, 1200 GPH Model 3 All-Glass Wet/Dry, Super Skimmer 220, Turbo-Twist 12x 36watt UV Sterlizer, 2 Cascade 300's Mechincal/Chemical Filters, Coralife Power Compact Aqualight Retrofit 4X65W True Actinic 03 Blue and 10,000K Daylight, Corallife Dual Lunor Light Bar, 36" High Black Stand w/Canopy and fans.
Advice:
Read & Stay open minded
Fish Kept:
3 False Percula's, 1 Black Percula, 1 Yellow Tang,1 Coral Beauty, 1 Bi Color Angel, 1 Pearl Jawfish, 1 Bi-Color Goby 1 Cowfish, 2 Skunk Shrimps, 1 Green Brittle Starfish, 1 Sand Shifting Starfish,2 Porcline Crabs, 2 Emerald Crabs,2 Horseshoe Crabs, 2 Sally Light Foots, 2 Scallops, 2 Large Condys, 2 Pink Tipped Anemone, 2 Large Top Shelf Snails, 20 Turbo Snails
Corals/Plants:
Green Sinularia, Elongota, Purple Pulse Polyp, Xenia, Large Pipe Organ, Chrismtas Tree, Green Mushrooms, Watermelon Mushrooms Purple Coraline spreading well! Hawiiian Feather Duster, Dusters Clusters
Tank Size:
90 gallons
Quote:
W.T.F.
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