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Country: Puerto Rico
Description: 15H Gal Tank,Bio Live Sand , Fiji Live Rock,Eclipse 1 System Filtration With adapted 40W 50/50 PC Lamp
Advice: If you fall down stand up & try again next time with more pasience & better advice.
Fish Kept: Six line wrass,yellow head jaw fish, yellow watchman goby, pijama cardenal, royal grama
Corals/Plants: fox coral, red grape plant, blue xenia, umbrella leather, fingger leather, anthelia "xenia",green star pollyps, torch coral, botton pollyps, trumpet coral & Lots of mushrooms diferent colors
Tank Size: 15 gallons
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