110 Gallon FOWLR pic

[Raf]

The seawhips are not alive unfortunately....my triggers and puffers would have a feast if they were.

The niger trigger does however love to rest in the whips.....its amusing to watch

[Fras]

Thats an awesome tank! the sea whips really make it!

Any idea where someone could some of those?

[Aquatic-Obsession]

excellent tank, what are the stats on that baby ?

[Reefhawk1]

Looks Great.

[SeaHorse_Fanatic]

I ordered some dead sea fans from someone on Ebay.com last time. Live corals can't be shipped from the States though.

Beautiful tank there. Good job Raf & Diana.

[TheReefGeek]

What are your stats and equipment?

How do you get such a great picture of the tank, what camera you using?

[Raf]

Thanks for the comments!

I will ask Diana where she ordered them from.

As for stats:

Tank: 110 Gallon Perfecto, 48"h, 18"w, 30"h
Tops: Glass Marineland flip top
Light: 1 Coralife Aqualight 96 watt, 1 3 foot Actinic strip 40 watt
Heater: Ebo Jager 250watt
Skimmer: Prizim Pro
Filters: 1 Eheim 2215 and 1 Eheim 2217
Powerheads: 2 X Maxi Jets 1200
Background: Black
Rocks: 50-60 pounds Vanuatu live rock
Other decoration: 2 X Sea whips and 1 sea fan, some shells for the trigger to hide in
Substrate: Reef sand
macroalgae: i will ask Diana
Fish: Niger trigger, Picasso Trigger, 2 X Gold Barred Maroon Clowns, Valentini puffer, Porcupine puffer, Queen Coris, Yellow Tang, Pacific Sailfin Tang and a small school of blue/green chromis.



The camera is a Nikon D70 DSLR with a 60mm f.2.8d macro lens.