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State:
California
Country:
United States
Description:
100g Tru-Viewacrylic tank. 48g sump, SWC160 skimmer, 6x80w T5, IceCap Ballasts, Mag12 return, 1"SCWD, Evo 1050's with Red Sea wavemaker.
Advice:
Patince, and dont panic. You can ruin a reef tank easier than build one., be patient and it will come together.
Fish Kept:
Yellow Tang, Mated pair of Ocellaris, Firefish, Blue Chromis, Red Scooter Blenny, and nice sized clean up crew, Cucumber.
Corals/Plants:
SPS, LPS, softies and 5 clams,
Tank Size:
100 gallons
About Yourself:
Started 14 years ago witha 55g freshwater tank and after having nearly every sort of freshwater fish and live plant you can have, I wanted to try something new and more difficult. I drilled my freshwater tank for overflows and havent stopped since.
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