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State:
Massachusetts
Country:
United States
Description:
30 gallon open top glass aquarium. Penguin 330 filter. CPR BakPak 2 protein skimmer. Coralife lighting unit.(10,000k and acitinic bulbs). Maxi-Jet 900 powerhead. 40lbs live rock and 40lbs live sand.
Advice:
Don't listen to your wife...Get one anyway, she will love it later I promise!!!!!
Take your time to learn everything you can
Fish Kept:
2 false perculas, 2 blue green chromis, 1 purple pseudochromis. 10 blue leg hermits. 2 turbo snails. 2 Black footed carribbean snails. 1 sand sifting star fish. 2 Emerald crabs. 2 Peppermint shrimp. 2 indo-pacific snails
Corals/Plants:
Green star polyps, misc. mushrooms, frogspawn, blastomussa wellsi (with new littlie bud from mother colony) newly added sinularia, montipora capricornus, green zooanthids, brown toadstool coral, red brain coral.
Tank Size:
30 gallons
Quote:
No Kitty! It's a BAD Kitty!!!!!!
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