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State:
Washington
Country:
United States
Description:
210 Gallon, 6'x2'x2.5' Saltwater fish tank established for 2.5 years. Wet Dry filter, skimmer, fluidized filter beds, UV(when needed), VHO lighting.
Water change 15-20% - Once per month.
Advice:
Feed 95% Seaweed sheets 3 or more times per day. Only feed silversides once per week for eel and grouper. ALL other fish eat Seaweed. ALL are extremely healthy, fat and growing inches each year. Almost NO fighting, just mild pecking order. Feed well and fish are happy. Whenever I add a new fish I dose the tank with Nitrofurazone once and let it run in tank for about 3 days and then water change out. I've had core group of fish now for 2 years. I try to keep phosphates low.
Fish Kept:
13" French Angel, 10" Emperor Angel, 8" Passor Angel, 10" Queen Angel
Blueline/Huma/Niger/Clown/Blue throat/Undulated/Golden Heart trigger fish
Achillies 6"/Naso - 12"/Powder Blue 5"/Powder Brown 3"/Blue 5"/Vlamingi 5"/Bariene -2/Purple/Yellow/Sohal 5"/Desjardini Tangs
Broom Tail 8"/Banana Wrasses 7"
Dalmation puffer 6", Miniatus Grouper 5", Snow Flake Eel 20"
Corals/Plants:
Plastic plants, decorative coral. All rock is live but copper is used only when needed and then water changed out.
Tank Size:
210 gallons
About Yourself:
I've been in hobby for about 12 years and have had tropical fish and Koi for well over 20 years
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