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State:
Virginia
Country:
United States
Description:
72G Bowfront w/auto topoff.
LIGHTING: VHO: 1 ea 110W Super Actinic R
VHO: 1 ea 110W Actinic White
MH: 2 ea 150W Iwasaki 6500K
FILTRATION: DIY 10G sump w/refugium (deep sand bed, chaeto algae, red kelp algae under 55W powercompact) w/Mag 5 return pump
WATER CIRCULATION: 3 ea MaxiJet 1200 and 1 ea Tunze 6100
SKIMMER: AquaC Remora
ADDITIVES:
Mon - Reef Buffer
Tue - Reef Calcium and Iodine
Wed - Strontium and Black Powder
Thu - Reef Calcium and Iodine
Fri - Reef Buffer
Sat - Strontium, Magnesium and Black Powder
Sun - Reef Calcium and Iodine
FOOD: DT Oyster Eggs, Formula I and II, Cyclopese, Frozen Mysis shrimp w/Selcon for the anemone
WATER:
Changeout 10% aged water every week.
Use RO/DI water only.
Use auto topoff.
Advice:
Take things slow. Do plenty of research online. Everyone has an opinion, it's up to you to determine their motive. Log your actions.
Fish Kept:
2 ea Talbot's Damsels
1 ea Tomato Clown
1 ea Firefish
Corals/Plants:
Acropora - white, green and blue
Bird's Nest Coral
Orange Pate Coral
Pulsing Xenia
Bubble Tip Anemone
Clam
Green Zooanthids
2 UNKNOWNs
Chaeto and Red Kelp in the sump
Tank Size:
72 gallons
Quote:
On the plains of hesitation lie the bleach bones of millions - Who when with the grasp of victory sat and waited...And waiting, Died.
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