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State:
Illinois
Country:
United States
Description:
156 gal oceanic
Advice:
be careful
Fish Kept:
naso blonde tang, palette tang, sailfin tang, african midas blenny, (2) red scooter blenny, green madarin goby, flame angelfish, tri-color anthias, yellowhead goby, diamond goby, (2) cleaner wrasse
(2) cleaner shrimp, (~10) blue leg hermits, (~10) scarlet hermits, (2) purple urchins), (2) red sea stars, coco worm, (2) sea squirts
Corals/Plants:
Torch, candy, toadstool, fox, frogspawn, scolymia, wellsophyllia, plate, sun cup, mushrooms
Tank Size:
156 gallons
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