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State:
Connecticut
Country:
United States
Description:
55 gal shallow reef
Fluval Pro cannister filter, 250hqi and 4 25's CFOvery excited! wavemaster pro, Current 1/10 chiller, red sea skimmer. Have 40- 50 lbs of Fiji Live Rock ,LOVE THE SHRIMP AND INVERTS!!!!!!
Advice:
TAKE IT SLOW!!!
STEP BY CALCULATED STEP!
READ SOME BOOKS / INTERNET.
Don't crowd your tank!!!
Fish Kept:
mated pair false perculas,
1 bullet goby
yellow tang
1 damsel 1 chromis(big and mean)
2 camel shrimp
4 peppermint shrimp
1 sexy anenome shrimp
hermit crabs+snails
Corals/Plants:
brain,pulsing zenia frags, Maiden's Hair plant, purple clam, green red pink and orange zooooos, 3 branch Frogspawn, green orange red mushrooms, pink and green Ricordia mushroom, a Red Micromusa
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
"I AM THE LIZARD KING I CAN DO ANYTHING" jm
About Yourself:
Always loved the ocean especially shallow reefs. This is my 3rd tank after 6 years in the hobby.
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