07FocusST 55G Aggressive

55 Gallon Non-Sumped Tank on Stand:

External Canister Filter
Sea-Clone 100 Protein SKimmer
75G Submersible Heater @ 75F
Powerhead
85lbs Live rock
35lbs Live sand
48" 50/50 Flourescent Lighting

Fish:

Blue Damsel
Black & White Clownfish
Picasso "Huma-Huma" Triggerfish
Clown Triggerfish
Blue-Legged Hermit Crab



















10 Gallon Tank:

25lbs Live Rock
20lbs Live Sand
HOB Tetra 10G Filter
10G Heater @ 72F

Fish:

2x Blue Damsels
Peppermint Shrimp
Red-Legged Hermit Crab
Urchin

 

beautiful fish IMHO the clown trigger

its one fish that would make me want to go back to FOWLR again
going to get to big for that 55 eventually 07focusST - which is a shame as they are really cool fish

Steve

 

Thanks for the comments Steve,

My wife is in love with the Triggerfish we have. Although I started with a 55G I have already planned and explained to the wife that I will be upgrading to somewhere in the 100+ Gallon tank next and use the 55G for Reef only. I will place my Aggresives in the 100+ tank. We are planning a move here in about 2 weeks so that is priority and hope everyone survives the short move.

Also knowing that my tank is on its 3rd month is really exciting being able to support 4 fish!!

-Derrick

 

welcome Derrick

100 +tank , wow I envy you that sir, that will make an excellent home for these cool fish

good luck with the move, always a stressful time IME and not just for the aquariums

Steve

 

Yes I am looking for atleast 125G... We are moving 15 miles down the highway.

I plan on adding atleat a Volital Lionfish, Scorpionfish, Yellow Frogfish and a Puffer to the 100+ just cause they are all bad-ass!!

I will use the 55G for Corals and anenome's mostly for the beauty and display of color.

-Derrick

 

Congrats on your tank! Hopefully your move goes well - good luck!

 

Thanks... It will be interesting to say the least

 

what kind of scorpionfish. my personal favorite is the weedy scorpionfish but its in the 600 dollar rang. anly seen one for sale so far and it was on liveaquaria. gone now though...

 

I bought a weedy scorpionfish at my LFS for $150. After I got him home and read up on it I then realized how rare they are and how much normal people would charge for him. After he died 3 days later I then realzied why he was sold so cheap. He must have been on the way out or sick. Although the LFS said they've had him for atleast 2 or 3 months...