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State:
Ohio
Country:
United States
Description:
4 6'FLUORESCENT LAMPS, 300 WATTS TOTAL, 2 HELIOS 59" 48 WATTS, 125 LBS OF LIVE ROCK, 3 INCHES OF LIVE SAND BED, PROTIEN SKIMMER, REFUGIUM. Tank is only 4 months old.
All coral was bought at AQUATIC TECHNOLOGY in Columbia Station,Ohio
Advice:
SAVE YOUR MONEY SO YOU CAN ALWAYS ADD MORE TO YOUR TANK
Fish Kept:
1 WRASSE, 2 SEBAE CLOWNFISH, 4 BLUE CHROMIS FISH, 3 BLACK AND GOLD CHROMIS FISH, 1 YELLOW TANG
Corals/Plants:
PULSATING ZENIA, FLOWER POT CORAL, OPEN BRAIN CORAL, BRAIN CORAL, LEATHERS, ANENOMES, ZOOANTHIDS, SPONGES, FROG SPAWN, HAMMER CORAL, STAR POLYPS, MUSHROOMS,
Tank Size:
125 gallons
About Yourself:
I AM A CARPENTER. I LOVE TO SCUBA DIVE AND GOLF WHEN I AM NOT WORKING ON MY TANK.
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