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State:
Louisiana
Country:
United States
Description:
46 gal. bowfront, T5 Nova Extreme, Coralife Super Skimmer, Emperor 400, Hydor Koralia 2 and 3 circulation pump, ViaAqua Heater, Tom Digital Thermometer, Magfloat
Advice:
Never assume you know how to do something.. ask someone first..
Fish Kept:
3 Green Chromis ( The 3 Stooges), 1 Purple Tang (Wilma), 1 Bicolor Blenny (Benny), 1 Psychedelic Spotted Mandarin (Foxy Cleopatra), 1 Marble Starfish (Pebbles), 1 Sandstar (Digger), 2 Black and White False Percula Clown Fish (Bonnie and Clyde)
Corals/Plants:
2 Frogspawn (Red and Green), 1 Frag, 1 Open Brain Coral, 1 Leather Toadstool, 1 Devil's Hand, 1 Torch (white), 1 Green Star Polyp, Zoas (super green & pink), Several Feather Dusters, 1 Hawaiian Feather Duster, 1 Purple Tip Anemone, 1 Rose Tip Anemone, 1 Green Bubble Tip Anemone, Several Green Mushrooms, 1 Clam
Tank Size:
46 gallons
About Yourself:
I'm a 2nd year Architecture student at Louisiana Tech University. I've always wanted a saltwater fish tank since before I can remember, so I finally got one about a year ago.
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