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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: 29 gallon Oceanic Biocube. viper 150w hqi 12k,Purigen, Matrix, and carbon laced filter media, plus standard biocube filtration.
Advice: Save money by buying base rock and seeding it with a couple pieces of small premium live rock. Scrape Coralline algae with a toothbrush and use reef accelerator.
Fish Kept: Maroon Clown, Yellow Watchman Goby (paired with tiger pistol shrimp) copper band butterfly.
Corals/Plants: Maze Brain, Cinnamon zooanthid, Pipe organ,Star Polyp,Pulsing xenia, button polyps, hairy and red mushrooms, palythoa, sunset deepsea zoanthid, trumpets. Gonipora,galexia, Duncan, bta.
Tank Size: 30 gallons

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