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State:
Ohio
Country:
United States
Description:
This is my 65 tall aga. Reef tank... I have a 20 gal. DIY mud filter with a berline Protein Skimmer,for flow I have a squid on my return and i have one hydor koralia-4 and one hydor koralia-1, My lighting is 2 - 250w. MH and my bulbs i have now are SPS blue life 14000k.. Then i have 2 - 96w PC. Actinic's.. And a 20 led moon light...
Advice:
Don't give up !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fish Kept:
1-clown tang,1-Sailfin Blenny, 1- pink spotted goby, 3-Green Chromis, 1-coral Beauty angelfish, 2- False percula clown's , And alot of blue leg hermit's and snail's
Corals/Plants:
3- Bubble tip anemone's , Frogspawn coral , one small Acropora Frag. , Assorted zoanthid's , 1-Colt coral , Green Star polyp's , Trumpet coral , 1- small montipora frag. , Cup coral (turbinaria Crater) green , one pink and purple plate coral Short tentacle , green mushrooms. bubble coral, green hydnaphora sp. And about 50 lbs. live rock
Tank Size:
65 gallons
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