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State:
Maryland
Country:
United States
Description:
55 gallon with 60 pounds of crushed coral and sand, 120 punds of live rock and 30 pounds tongabranch, coralife compact flourescent (260 watt, going to do reef), seaclone skimmer, rena xp2 canister filter. 18 inch snowflake eel, 4 inch volitan lion, 2 small 4stripe damsels, 15 snails, emerald crab, algea blenny, 10 inch black brittle star, coral banded shrimp, cleaner shrimp and 3 bumblebee snails
Advice:
Do research and done wry about makin mistakes, thats how u learn
Fish Kept:
tiger barbs, iridescent shark, blue gourami, moonlight gourami, spotted raphael, pleco, asian redtail cat, wolf fish, pictus cat, pimodella cat, red belly pacu, black pirahna, prehistoric cat and a few more
Corals/Plants:
none yet!
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
dont be a fool, wrap ur tool
About Yourself:
nothin special
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