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Country:
Australia
Description:
114 GALLONS ACRYLIC BOW FRONT
2 X AQUA ONE CANISTER FILTERS
LIGHTS 2 X 22" T5 POWER-GLO 18000 K
LIGHTS 2 X 34" T5 POWER-GLO 18000 K
2 X TUNZE / NANO STREAM
Advice:
BE PATIENT READ READ AND READ SOME MORE .
Fish Kept:
1 FLAME ANGEL 2 BANGGAI 1 BLACK & WHITE PERCULA ( CLOWNFISH ) 1 ORANGE & WHITE PERCULA ( CLOWNFISH ) 1 MANDARIN DRAGONET-SPOTTED 1 MANDARN DRAGONET- GREEN 2 CORAL BANDED SHRIMP 2 PAJAMA CARDINAL 1 BICOLOR BLENNY 1 CORAL GOBY
1 CLOWN GOBY 6 TURBO SNAILS
2 CORAL BANDED SHRIMP
Corals/Plants:
3 ANEMONE , 1 GREEN BLASTOMUSSA WELLSI 1 BRAIN CORAL
Tank Size:
114 gallons
Quote:
PATIENT
About Yourself:
I'VE ALLWAYS WANTED A SALT WATER FISH TANK . I'VE HAD CHICLID TANK FOR 2 YEARS NOW AND THOGHT IT WAS TIME FOR A CHELLANGE .
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