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Country:
Australia
Description:
well its a 600 lt tank i dont know what that is in gallones cus im not from the usa i have 2 eham drum fillters and a littel fillter in side the tank i have 2 white marine lights and a coarl star linght (blue)i dont have a protone skimer cus you dont have to have 1 i have a uv light as welland a bubble rater as well custem made hood and stand
Advice:
be prepeard to lose fish it takes a bit to get yous to it so be pashent
Fish Kept:
1 tomoto clow 3 spenish dancers 1 blue damsels 2 pockadot crabs 4 humback damsels 1 angel fish and 2 puffer fish
Corals/Plants:
a have 2 brain corals but dont know the name i have 5 annames (clow fish homes) lol dont really have that much corals
Tank Size:
600 gallons
Quote:
con pear your live to mine then kill your self
About Yourself:
well i started with a 1 ft salt water fish tank for 2 years and then 1 got a 6 ft i love saltwater fish my dad helps me heps so yer
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