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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: 90g AGA-RR, 2x 250w DE 14k Phoenix w/ 260w of PC actinic, Euro-reef RS-135 skimmer, custom sump w/ 15g refugium, Mag 9.5 return pump, Hydor #4 powerhead, Marineland C-360 canister filter, 60lbs live sand and 100lbs live rock. Born on 3/10/08.
Advice: Do your research! Figure out what livestock you plan on keeping before you purchase any equipment, especially lighting. Don't be afraid to ask fellow hobbyists questions, they can help steer you in the right path. Welcome to one of the most fascinating and intriguing hobbies, which beauty is truly captivating.
Fish Kept: Blue Hippo Tang
Corals/Plants: Dendrophyllia Purple/Orange Torch Neon Green Torch Bi-color Frogspawn Pink Zoanthus Green Zoanthus
Tank Size: 90 gallons

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