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State: New Jersey
Country: United States
Description: This is a reef tank in the making. It currently includes: Kenya Trees Algae Blenny 2 percula clowns banggai cardinal pajama cardinal frogspawn feather duster star polyp mushroom 2 red leg hermit crabs Dragon Wrasse Sixline Wrass Psychedelic Mandarin (Green Mandarin) Convict blenny sand sifter star blood shrimp emerald crab long spine urchin coral beauty 2 blue knee hermit crabs 3 turbo snails on the way: Blue Hippo Tang Blonde Naso Tang Longhorn cowfish lots more coral
Advice: if you don't have someone that knows a lot about keeping a fish tank to help you set up and in case something goes wrong, start small, have a small 10 gallon tank for maybe a year so you know how to handle certain situations that may arise (leak, temperature changes, poor water quality, etc)
Fish Kept: Percula Clownfish
Corals/Plants: Kenya trees forgspawn star polyp mushrooms zoanthids
Tank Size: 40 gallons

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