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State:
Texas
Country:
United States
Description:
Newly started 30 Gallon Reef Tank, 25 lbs of Fiji Live Rock - 40 lbs Live Sand - Aqualight™ Deluxe Series 130 Watts; Two-65 watt Coralife 50/50™ Compact - H.O.T. Magnum Canister Filter - Blue Tang - Paracanthurus hepatus - True Percula Clown - Amphiprion percula - Orange Diamond Goby - Valencienna puellaris - Blue Devil Damsel - Chrysiptera cyanea - 10 Scarlet Hermit Crabs - 3 Large Turbo Snail - Turbo sp. - 3 Small Peppermint Shrimp - Veined Shrimp & 2 Large Peppermint Shrimp - Veined Shrimp - Star Polyps (Green Assorted) - Clavularia species - Mushroom Polyp - Green Ricordea
Advice:
{REMEMBER} Learn the Fundamentals First
Fish Kept:
Blue Tang - Paracanthurus hepatus - True Percula Clown - Amphiprion percula - Orange Diamond Goby - Valencienna puellaris - Blue Devil Damsel -
Corals/Plants:
Star Polyps (Green Assorted) - Clavularia species - Mushroom Polyp - Green Ricordea
Tank Size:
30 gallons
Quote:
Slow and Steady Wins the Race
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