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Country: Ireland
Description: A Windsor 88 Tank with a Aqua one cf1200 canister filter and a Deltec mc500 protein skimmer. 2X30 watt Aqua one lighting, PHD2 Interpet powerhead and 300w glass heater
Advice: Patience is a virtue
Fish Kept: 1x Randall's Shrimp Goby, 1x Azure Damselfish, 4x Green Chromis, 2x Cleaning Shrimp, 1x Foxface Rabbitfish, 1x Cinnamon Clownfish, 1x Sixline Wrasse, 1x Coral Beauty Angel, 2x Bangai Cardinal, 1x Citrinis Clown Goby
Corals/Plants: Just a bunch of live rock from places I will never get to visit
Tank Size: 80 gallons
Quote: Fish and visitors smell in three days
About Yourself: I had so much fun watching marine fish while scuba diving that I hoped I could return the favour one day

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