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State:
Texas
Country:
United States
Description:
180 Gal glass tank,
30 Gal refgium,
1 36 watt pc light for refuge,
50 lbs live rock,
40 lbs live sand,
10 lbs refuge mud,
macro algae,
1270 gal pump,
rc 80 euro reef skimmer,
Inline x 250 Eco Aqualizer,
36 watt turbo twist uv with sep. pump,
1 Koralia 4 powerhead,
1 Odyssea EX 350 powerhead,
2 192 watt pc lights for tank.
Advice:
I am new at this myself
Fish Kept:
2 Tellow Tail Damsels,
1 Foxface Rabbitfish,
1 Spotted Rabbitfish,
1 Picaso Trigger,
1 Blue Hippo Tangs,
2 Yellow Tangs,
2 Powder Blue Tangs,
1 Unicorn Tang,
3 Sailfin Tangs,
1 Naso Vlamingi Tang
1- 5 Line Wrasse,
1 Six Line Wrasse,
1 Gold band Maroon Clown,
1 Flame Hawkfish,
1 Longnose Hawkfish,
1 Spotted Hawkfish,
1 Blue Faced Angel
Corals/Plants:
none
Tank Size:
200 gallons
About Yourself:
Own a custom remodeling co.
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