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State:
Pennsylvania
Country:
United States
Description:
46 Gallon Bow mixed sps, lps, softies, zoanthid and mushroom reef with 35 corals total, purple serpent star, peppermint shrimp, emerald crab, various blue legged crabs and astrea snails. Fish - Solarensis Wrasse, Oscellaris Clownfish, Bicolor Blenny, Green Spotted Mandarin. 65 lbs of LR and 15lbs of LS. 2 x 150 watts of 20,000K XM bulbs Sunpod. Aqua C Remora Skimmer, 2 Hydor Koralia 1's. In-tank 7 watt UV Sterilizer not in use because my quartz sleeve broke
Advice:
You will only learn what works and what does not with experience
Fish Kept:
4Fish - Solarensis Wrasse, Oscellaris Clownfish, Bicolor Blenny, Green Spotted Mandarin
Corals/Plants:
Mixed sps, lps, softy, zoanthid and mushroom reef with 35 corals total
Tank Size:
46 gallons
About Yourself:
Stay at home Dad taking care of my 4 year and 15 month old boys. I love design and color and I use this with aquascaping and placement of corals.
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