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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: 45gl It's only the begining can't wait till it's all filled up slow and steady. Cpr refugium, pc lighting upgrading to t5's soon, couple of power heads, ehiem cannister for water movement behind rocks only run carbon and filter floss in it , water change every 2 weeks
Advice: reading,reading, reading and reading and patience is always good too
Fish Kept: chromis, o clown, whipfin wrasse, blackcap basslet, grean clown goby, tailspot blenny, serpant star, skunk-fire and pepermint shrimps, various hermits and snails
Corals/Plants: torch, frogspawn, hammer, mushrooms, zoas, acans, pearl bubble, brains, candy cane
Tank Size: 45 gallons
Quote: in my world there is no speed limit

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