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State:
New York
Country:
United States
Description:
20 gallon long FOWLR -
30" powercompact dual 65watt 10,000K with actict and one LED moon light -
PS3 - Rapids pro, sump with internal skimmer, 700gph
Koralia nano powerball powerhead,
40lbs live sand, 28 lbs live rock
Advice:
don't be affraid to ask
Fish Kept:
2 - True Percula Clowns
1- Anemone hermit crab [large]
7- algae hermits {yellow banded leg}
8-10 Nasarious snails
Corals/Plants:
none
Tank Size:
20 gallons
Quote:
"If it were easy, everybody would do it"
About Yourself:
I am a family business owner in the excavation field, I got into this hobby after years of desire and my wonderful wife bought me my first set up - -she's the best!!!!
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