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State:
California
Country:
United States
Description:
This is my 55 gallon marine tank! It is my first marine tank, and always in progress!! It started as fish only with live rock, then I got my first urchin and it went from there to a fish and invert system! I use a Rena xp3 Filstar canister filter, a CPR Bak Pak 2 protein skimmer for filtration. I only use two 40 watt bulbs at the time (one actinic blue, and a 10,000k) hope to upgrade to the new T-5 or power compacts soon!
Advice:
I am in no position to give advice. Just stick with it i guess...
Fish Kept:
In this tank I have-
1 False Percula Clown
1 Coral Beauty Angel
1 Heinochus Butterfly
1 Kole Tang
1 Condylactis Anemone
1 Carpet Anemone
1 Cleaner Shrimp
2 Brittle Stars
1 Blue Lankia Star
1 Purple Spined Urchin
12+ Mixed Snails
Corals/Plants:
None
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
"Momma said she'd kill me! She showed me the knife!" - Weensy, OLD SCHOOL
About Yourself:
Started this hobby with freshwater fish, then I moved and decided to venture into saltwater and have had this setup for 1.5 years.
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