Hi Greetings from Indonesia!

Welcome to R2R!!!

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Thank you for such a warm welcome to this forum..

actually i have a loooot of question here.


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Welcome from Nashville, Tennessee! Lots of help, fun and friends here. You are so lucky with the inexpensive prices. I would love to visit Indonesia one day.
yes for fish and corals. but for Additives, the prices is expensive here, LFS need to import from USA (brightwell, continuum, red sea, etc..).
 
Hello! You're tank looks awesome! What's the lighting?
Thanks, i use popbloom light and i hanging it on steel pipe
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for the other stuff is:
- Overflow box - DIY custom
- Protein Skimmer - DIY custom
- media reactor - i use RO filter
- cheap wave maker LOL

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1. Small L6 (2 years old)
2. Blue eye anthias
1. Red clownfish
2. Green chromis
1 tiny fox face (3cm long)
4 sand star fish
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