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State: Connecticut
Country: United States
Description: 55gallons,lighting-216 watts nova extreme t-5 with lunar lights.filtration-hagen 405 fluval, marineland bio-wheel 350,red sea prizm deluxe skimmer,2 maxi-jet powerheads
Advice: dont give up!!!!!
Fish Kept: 1 ocellaris clown fish,1 8 line wrasse, 1 naso blonde tang,1 sohal tang,1 tomato clown fish and a few super tongan snails....
Corals/Plants: fiji live rock
Tank Size: 55 gallons
About Yourself: had always done fresh water , and was scared to try salt water thought it was to hard till a friend of mines who owns a 180 gallon reef tank helped me set this one up cant wait to upgrade to 300 gallon..

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