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State:
California
Country:
United States
Description:
60-18 acrylic,2 diy mh 175w 15k,15 gal sump w refugium and super skimmer 65.
diy moonlights
Advice:
lots of patiance i didnt at first n learnd the hard way but at least i learnt from them.find a really good retailer you can trust go to several thats how you tell who is honest n who is a sailsman,im lucky i found 2 really great dealers
Fish Kept:
purple tang,watchman goby,manderin,sixline wrass,bicolor blenny
Corals/Plants:
pagoda,candy cane,torch, ass zoos,frog spawn,green mushrooms,red n green scolimia, rock anenamy,blassto wellsi , eligance n still stocking
Tank Size:
100 gallons
Quote:
dammit
About Yourself:
i did fresh water for 4 years was allwase interested in a reef but was afraid n just decided to pull my finger out of my a.... n do it n im so glad i did
im a diesel mechanic n that takes up most of my time the rest is my wife n tank no kids yet so dont know what the hell ill do then .
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