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Country:
Canada
Description:
33g Tank (31"x14"x18")
18g sump (5g sump, 5g Fuge, 3g return)
DIY Auto-Top off (Float Valve)
2xHydor Koralia 425
1xHydor Koralia 225
Bubble Magus NAC 3.5
1 x MH 250w 20000k
2 x T5 ho 24w Actinic
6 x 1w led Moonlight
Eheim Compact 1000 return pump
Eshopps Nano Overflow
Advice:
Beware of the Shop Keeper!!!
Fish Kept:
1 x False Percula Clownfish
1 x False Percula (Misbar)
1 x Green Mandarin
1 x Randall's Goby
1 x Cleaner Shrimp
1 x Peppermint Shrimp
1 x Pistol Shrimp
6 x Turbo Snails
15 x Astrea/Trochus Snails
+/- 20 Hermits (Red-Legged, Blue-Legged, Red-Tip)
Corals/Plants:
Soft :
Colt Coral
Ricordeas Floridas
Zoas
LPS:
Favia
Brain Coral
Cup Coral
Frogspawn
Elegance Coral
SPS
Acroporas
Montipora
Tank Size:
33 gallons
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