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State: Wisconsin
Country: United States
Description: TANK: 310 Gallons 96x32x24 LIGHTING: Two 4ft Long dual bulb (one blue light) units. FILTERS: Fluval XP5 Canister Filter, Powerhead with quick-filter and a Protein Skimmer
Advice: Take your time and go slow. While every fish has it's own "Personality", each species has it's own general traits.
Fish Kept: 3 Volitan Lionfish 1 Conger Eel 1 Blue Koran Angel 1 Tomato Clown 1 Panther Grouper 1 Foxface Rabbitfish 1 Hawaiian Spotted Puffer 1 Porcupine Puffer 1 Humu Humu Trigger Fish 1 Powder Brown Tang 1 Damsel 1 Porkfish
Corals/Plants: About 450lbs of live rock
Tank Size: 310 gallons
About Yourself: I've been around fish tanks for about 6 years. I've had my own for about 4. As I've upgraded, i've added to fill the tank and make it look nice.

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