My wife and I have been in the saltwater hobby for about a year now. It all started when we visited our local pet store and seen a Niger trigger fish a year ago. We thought that sky blue Niger was the most beautiful fish we had ever seen.

We created this journal so we can share our love for this hobby with you.

75 Gallon FOWLR Tank

(Formerly had a ) Niger & Picasso Triggerfish

Currently have a
Bird wrasse
2 Cinnamon Clowns
6 Green Chromis
Goldenhead Sleeper Goby
Yellow Tang
Rose Anemone
Seabae Anemone
Condy Anemone
Feather Duster
Emerald, red legged, and horse shoe crabs
Turbo Snails

20 Gallon long wet dry refugium (w/ live sand, , chaetomorpha, and live rock).

UV sterilizer
Aqua C Remora Protein Skimmer
Heater

Currently cycling the refugium sump so we still have or Rena XP 3 Canister Filter hooked up.

Current USA 48" Nova T5 Extreme Strip Light

Dimensions:
48" x 14" x 2.5"
Ship Weight: 16 lbs

Specs:
4 - 54w 10,000k T5s
4 - 54w 460nm T5s
4 - White Lunar Lights
Total Wattage - 432

Separate Switch and plug for each bulb type & separate cord for each lunar light color.

*Hydor Koralia Turbo Pump - 400 GPH

**Lifegard Quite1one 2200 Pump (which pump water from Refugium back to tank) 581 GPH

Rena XP3 - 300 GPH

****(formally had)****
Niger & Picasso Triggerfish (gave them away were just too aggressive (we loved those fish SOOOO much.

****Currently have ****
bird wrasse, 2 cinnamon clowns, 6 green chromis, 1 Humbug Damselfish, 1 goldenhead sleeper goby, 1 yellow tang, 1 blue damsel, Rose bubble tip anemone, Seabae anemone, condy anemone, feather duster, horseshoe crab, 3 emerald crabs, several hermit crabs and turbo snails.