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State:
Massachusetts
Country:
United States
Description:
3 year old
38G. AGA Tank
(2) 65w PC 10,000k+50/50
Coralife PS65
Ehiem 2224 (no bio, Chemi-Pure/Carbon/polishing pads)
9w U.V.
Ehiem 2026 Mechanical Filter
Advice:
Quarentine everything from fish to corals, esp. wild caught specimens.
More often then not you need to find what works for you.
Fish Kept:
Chordates:
Orange Spotted Rockshipper Blenny
Yasha Hase shrimp Goby
Ocellaris Clownfish
Mandarin Dragonet
Inverts (besides hermits and snails):
Pr. Anemone "sexy" shrimp
Tiger Pistol Shrim
Arrow Crab
Tuxedo Sea Urchin
Corals/Plants:
Blastomusso, Caulastrea, Claidella, Dendronepthiid, Duncanopsammia, Lobophytum, Plerogrya, Rhodactis Ricordea, Sacrophytum, Shrooms, Sinularia, Tubastrea, Tubinaria, Trachy Brain, Zoos...growing
Tank Size:
38 gallons
About Yourself:
I work at a LFS here in New England
I'v been keeping fish and reptiles for years. Recently I've also fallen into the realm of living vivariums as well.
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