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State:
New York
Country:
United States
Description:
Starting a new setup was a fresh water. But I like the way saltwater tanks looks. So starting one of .Started Sept 11,2006 I got my first fish in the tank. 9/16/06 Upgraded to A 90 Gallon Tank .120 pounds of live rock 30 gallon sump. Little giant return pump. 80 pounds of live sand.
Advice:
Im new my self so Im learing. If anyone wants to give me some pointers Im all ears. Thanks for all the help!
Nothing is hard to do ,If it was you wouldn't see anyone with a saltwater tanks. "JUST DO IT"
Fish Kept:
In my 90 gallon
3 Yellow Tail Damsels
2 Fox Face
In my 30 Gallon
1 outy grooper
1 snowflake eel
1ClownTrigger
Corals/Plants:
In my 90 gallon
80 Pounds Live Sand
caulerpa,Grapes
In my 30 gallon
50 pounds of crush corel.
Tank Size:
90 gallons
Quote:
Lock It Down!
JUST DO IT!
Two peas in a bucket
About Yourself:
I love doing what others say is too hard .Because is all about learning.
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