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State:
Virginia
Country:
United States
Description:
I have a standard Ocieanic tank w/ a Sunpod 300 watt mh light system with 20k bulbs,I currently run 2 magnum 350 canister filters one with media and the other with a water polisher,turbo twist uv light, phophate reactor,prizum protein skimmer, and 2 rio 800s movin the water
Advice:
READ
Fish Kept:
1-flame angel
1-pink striped gobie
1-dragon gobie
3-blue green choramis
1-ocellaris clown
1-percula
1-six line wrasse
1-yellow tang
1-sand sifting star
about 25 reef hermits and 1 blue leg
about25 snails
5-elephant trunk snails
1-sea lug
Corals/Plants:
purple,red,green and pink mushrooms
1-condy
1-bubble tip ( hosted by the percula )
multiple colored zoanthids
green zoos
xenia
taro trees
1-colt coral
1-plate coral
1-cup coral
yellow sun corals
ricordea
1-cat paw
1-red gorgonian
1-yellow gorgonian
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
But I Need That For The Tank Honey
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