Aquarium (so far)

Magglit

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I have my aquarium running, am new to salt water tanks. I do have experience with fresh water(fresh water kinda gross) so I decided to get salt water. My tank is currently 5.5 gallons
I have normal grain sand, with a heater that I don’t know the brand of [emoji849]. I have a Fluval LED light with no arms thats why I have a ghetto setup. I also have a Quiet Flow 10 which can be loud at night.
I have Chaetomorpha which I need to sell before it over takes my tank.
I have 3 coral and 3 hermit crabs
I have Acanthastrea, Green Star Polyp, and a Discosoma
My tank needs to be cleaned soon though. [emoji23]

My tank ain’t that lit, but I’ll get it improved soon!
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Keep it up man, do your research and your tank will prosper, the hardest part is making the decision to get into reefing.
 

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