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State:
Florida
Country:
United States
Description:
I have 48"x24"x24" Oceanic 120 gallon with a 40 gallon sump. My lights are current outer orbit HQI 48" 560 watt lights. I have a ASM G3 skimmer, use two phos-reactors with carbon and ROWRban phosphate removal and run a UV sterlizer always. I also run 2 tunze streams on a controller and have a Reeflo Snapper Sequence pump slowed down to approxiamtely 2500 GPH. I use a tunze top off system which works perfectly. I also use th SpectraPure LiterMeter III to dose Ocean's Blend parts A + B. I have 19 fish, 2 anenomes, 1 linkia starfish, 3 Maxima Ultra Clams, a large Derse clam, a few of other invertabrates and keep a large variety of hard and soft corals. I do a 35 gallon water change every two weeks and water comes off of a RO/DI filter. My levels are always kept at 0 with a temp between 78 and 81 degrees. My tank has only been up and running for about 8 months now.
Fish Kept:
3 - False Percula Clownfish,
4 - Blue Chromis,
2 - Banjii Cardinals,
1 - Anthia,
1 - Blue Tang,
1 - Red Sea Sailfin Tang,
1 - Firefish,
1 - Neon Dotty Back,
1 - Copper Banded Butterfly Tang,
1 - Clown Tang,
1 - Six Line Wrasse,
2- Watchmen Gobies,
= 19 - Total
Corals/Plants:
Sebae Anenomea,
Bubble Tip Anenomea,
3 - Maxima Clams,
2- Flame Scallops,
Derasa Clam,
A large variety of zoopolyps, star polyps, mushrooms, and Ricordia,
Xenia,
Octopus Span,
Frog Span
Torch Coral,
2 - Toadstool Leather Coral,
Finger Leather Coral,
Orange Sun Polyp Coral,
4-6 - Caps,
10 - 12 Acros,
Some encrust hard corals,
2 - Brain Corals,
Open Brain
Golden Birds Nest
Pink Birds Nest
= Approxiamately 45 Colonies/Corals
Tank Size:
160 gallons
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About Yourself:
I am a 22 year old Senior in College.
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