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State:
California
Country:
United States
Description:
The tank is 4' L x 18" W x 20" T. Black wood stand and canopie. I have a 75 Pro clear wet/dry filter with coral life protein skimmer. I have Metal halide lights. 2- 250 watt 14000k bulbs, refugium, uv sterilzer, pacific coast chiller.
Advice:
be prepaired to spend some money up front.
Fish Kept:
I only have like 5 fish in the tank for now, i will be adding more. I have a Bartlett's Anthias, Yellow damselfish, Sixline Wrasse, Magenta Dottyback, Fire Dartfish
Corals/Plants:
yellow and star polyps, green Zoanthids. Pumping Xenia, Green Polyp Toadstool leather, Neon Star Polyps, White n Green Daisy Polyps, Blue Polyped Cap, Frogspawn coral, Green Montipora, Kenya tree, Red Montipora, Blue Chalice
Tank Size:
75 gallons
About Yourself:
i've been running saltwater tanks for about 4 years now.
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