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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: Aquarist keeping both Planted Freshwater and Reef Aquariums. Member of the Brooklyn Aquarium Society
Advice: Do you homework and plan before jumping in. Buy a few books on the subject and you're on your way to success.
Corals/Plants: Finger leather Coral, Kenya Tree, Cabbage Leather, Purple Mushrooms, Riccordia Mushroom, Devils Hand, Duncan, Yellow Palys
Tank Size: 125 gallons
Quote: Fear leads to Anger, Anger Leads to Hate, Hate leads to suffering "Master Yoda"
About Yourself: Keeping fish since 8 yrs old. Kept many species of saltwater and freshwater fish and inverts. If we don't challenger ourselves how can we learn.

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