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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: 46 gallon bowfront...4x39W T5HO fixture...8 LED lights...remora c protein skimmer...hang on filter...eheim cannister filter...koralia 2 powerhead...tons of live rock
Advice: Don't rush it. Time is of the essence. Let your tank age before adding fish. Read up on the different species and make sure they'll be compatible. Don't add them all at once.
Fish Kept: Flame hawkfish, yellow tang, sebae clownfish, 2 black damsels, purple pseudochromis, lawnmower blenny, sea hare
Corals/Plants: 2 rose bubble tip anemones, 1 kenya tree coral, 1 cabbage leather coral
Tank Size: 46 gallons
About Yourself: I went with a buddy to look at a fish tank some guy was selling dirt cheap on craigslist. It was the wrong color for my buddy, but he told me it was such a bargain that I should buy it. Some bargain....I can't begin to start adding up the $$$ I've spent since buying this tank.

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