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State:
Georgia
Country:
United States
Description:
90 gallon reef tank, metal halide lights, euro-reef rs135 protein skimmer, 2 power heads, 2 stealth heaters, sump, 90lbs live rock.
Advice:
Find a good lfs that will support and guide you. Forget 911, Optimum Aquarium is #1 on my speed dial list.
Fish Kept:
Mimac tang, fairywrasse, filiment wrasse, sand sifting gobey, coral beauty, scooter blenny, ocellaris clowns.
Corals/Plants:
yellow leather, torch coral, clam, fox coral, dented brain coral, purple mushroom, zoanthid colony, geen star polyps, red mushroom, gorgonian fan, green clove polyp, feather dusters.
Tank Size:
90 gallons
Quote:
What do you mean my fish don't understand it when I talk to them? My fish love me, yes they do...just ask them and they will tell you!
About Yourself:
Started 09/06 when I received a 90 gallon reef tank for my birthday. I'm hooked... that little puddle of water has taken over my life! Soon there will be a 120 gallon fowlr tank with puffer fishes! wooo hoooo!
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