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State:
Texas
Country:
United States
Description:
I have a 29 gallon with a 55gl filter box ,a 100gl skimmer, one 30gl power head and a 60 gl power head, 2 power compact lights one for early morrning one for like full day, with a moon light and one rotating power head.
Advice:
keep it simple and slow at first ( I had to do it the hard way)
Fish Kept:
I have a 2 anthids ,a yellow tang, a gramma, a pajama fish, and one dwarf lion,a hippo tang, 2 coral banded shrimp, a bunch of baby sand sifters
Corals/Plants:
Torch, 3 or 4 baby flower pots, recordias 6 or 7 diffrent kinds of mushrooms, 5 or 6 diffrent kinds of polyps, 4 diffrent kinds of anemones and some pink featherie things i don't know the name of. I have other stuff too I just don't know the name of it..
Tank Size:
29 gallons
Quote:
pink is my favorit color
About Yourself:
I started with a 29gl fresh water almost ten years ago and went nuts with it all at one time I had wall to wall fish tanks..
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