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Country:
Canada
Description:
75 gallons, neon light 4x vho t5 54watts each(2xblue,1xwhite, 1xpurple).
1 x skimmer Tunze 9006.
1 x power head 1200gph
1 x 30 gallons sumps with high flow rate of 800gph with macro algae of all type.
1 heater Fluval e300 ( the best to have ! )
85 pound of live rock from Salawassi,Fiji and Jakarta with alot of coraline from 3 different color.
20 pound of Ocean live sand.
1 x 25 gallons of reverse osmossis water made by Coral Life 24gph.
Manual Plumb to empty the main aquarium + a water pump to fill up the main from my 25 gallons pre-heated at 77f and salted at 1.024
Advice:
Be Patient and read alot in ternet saltwater specialist before buying your stuff because in petstore alot of them want your money and are not 100% honest with and u spend way much. don't forget you will make many error in start of this hoby and it's normal. Start slowly !
Fish Kept:
Blue Damselfish, Three Stripe Damselfish, Green Mandarin, Pink Spotted Watchman Goby, Cowfish Longhorn, Auriga Butterflyfish, True Percula Clownfish
Corals/Plants:
1 Brown Torch Coral
1 blue Torch Coral
1 Tan Orange Torch Coral
1 blue mushroom coral
1 super big green grass star coral
1 green eyes polyp coral
1 orange electric polyp
1 BTA red anomie
1 Bta Rare Orange flash anomie
1 white carpet mini anomie
1 octopus anomie
Tank Size:
75 gallons
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