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State:
Connecticut
Country:
United States
Description:
70g cube reef tank
Advice:
Research, Patience, & Responsibility
Fish Kept:
Fish:,
1 Banggai Cardinals ,
1 Harlequin Tusk (Aussie),
1 Ocellaris Clown ,
1 Coral Beauty Angel,
1 Royal Gramma ,
1 Flame Hawk ,
1 Yellow Watchman Goby,
1 Pearly Yellowhead Jawfish,
1 Mandarin Dragonet,
1 Green Clown Goby,
Clams:,
1 Maxima Clam, ,
Inverts:,
3 Rose Bubble-Tip Anemone,
1 Cleaner Shrimp,
40 Nassarius Snails ,
30 Blue-legged Hermits,
20 Tropheus Snails,
15 Astrea Snails, ,
Equipment:,
70g (30x30x18) cube w/ corner-flo,
60lbs Fiji Live Rock,
60lbs Aragonite sand,
eShopps RS-100 sump ,
Mag 9.5 return pump,
Reef Octopus NW-110 Skimmer,
300w Fluval E Heater,
Lumenmax 2 Pendant,
Galaxy select-a-watt ballast 250w/400w,
Radium 20K 250w bulb,
Tunze 3155 ATO w/ 10g reservoir
Corals/Plants:
<u>Corals</u><br>
Torch Coral <br>
Duncan Coral<br>
Frogspawn Coral<br>
Sinularia Leather Coral <br>
Multii-colored Mushrooms<br>
Hairy Mushrooms<br>
Pom Pom Xenia Coral <br>
Cabbage Leather Coral<br>
Red Montipora<br>
Green/Purple Star Polyps
Tank Size:
70 gallons
Quote:
go slow, let it grow
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