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State:
California
Country:
United States
Description:
60LX18DX24H, I HAVE CPR HANG REFUGIUM 24/7 LIGHTING 30" LONG10"HIGH 4"DEEP, A REMORA PRO PROTIEN SKIMMER. AND TWO FLUVAL 304(FOR CURRENT). LIGHTING FOUR 96 COMPACTS, AND 6 MOON LIGHTS(LUNAR)
Advice:
MAKE TODAY, A BETER DAY!
Fish Kept:
A PAIR OF PSYCHEDELIC MANDARINFISH, A PAIR OF PACIFIC BLUE TANGS,A PAIR OF OCELLARIS, ONE MAROON CLOWN, A PAIR OF TWOSPOT YELLOW WRASSES, A PAIR OF DUSKY JAWFISH,ONE CORAL BEAUTY, ONE FLAME ANGEL, FOUR ALLEN DAMSELS, A PAIR OF YELLOW CLOWN GOBYS, ONE JEWELED LAWNMOWER BLENNY,ONE BAR GOBYPAIRED WITH A SCARLET SHRIMP,MY PRIZE FISH ONE ARABIAN BLUELINED DOTTYBACK, FIVE EMERALD CRABS, ONE SALLY LIGHTFOOT CRAB, THREE PACIFIC CLEANER SHRIMPS, TWO SCARLET SHRIMP,TWO BANDED CORAL SHRIMP, AND TWO CLEANING CREWS.ONE BLACK CUCUMBER
Corals/Plants:
ZOANTHIDS,HAMMERS,FROGS SPAWN, MAXIMA CLAM,COLT,MOON CORAL, SUN CORAL,TWO ROSE ANEMONE,GREEN MONTIPORA,TORCH CORAL,BLASTOMUSSA MERLETI,PORTIS CHRISTMAS TREE ROCK,TURBINARIA,PEACH RICORDEA,GREEN RICODEA,BLUE RICODEA,ORANGE RICODEA,8-12 BRIGHT GREEN RHODACTIS,SEVERAL DIFFERENT COLORS OF DISCOSOMA MUSHROOMS,PURPLE GORGONIAN,PULSING XENIA(TWO KINDS),LOBOPHYLLIA,HYDNOPHORA RIGIDA,SINULARIA(GREEN), SOME SORT OF GREEN PLATE CORAL
Tank Size:
120 gallons
Quote:
MAKE TODAY,A BETTER DAY ! SUSHI ANYONE!
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