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State:
Nebraska
Country:
United States
Description:
Oceanic 29 Gallon Biocube
- 50 watt heater (chamber 1)
- seagel (chamber 1)
- Sapphire Aquatics Skimmer (chamber 2)
- Upgraded Rio 6HF pump (chamber 3)
- Purigen (chamber 3)
- Soap Dish Refugium in tank with Cheato
40 lbs live rock
20 lbs sand
Advice:
Read and Research before buying anything
Don't be afraid to ask questions
Join a forum or two
--Still rather a newbie in saltwater keeping myself, so I'm learning as well--
Fish Kept:
1 Diamond Goby
Inverts:
1 Peppermint Shrimp
1 Cleaner Shrimp
1 Anenome Crab
Several Cerinth, Nerite, and Astrea Snails
1 Halloween Crab
1 Zebra Crab
Corals/Plants:
Toadstool Leather
Red Mushroom
Frilly Mushroom
Purple/Orange Ricordea
Frogspawn
Hammer Coral
Variety of Zooanthids
Tank Size:
29 gallons
Quote:
Somewhere, beyond the sea ....
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