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My tank is around 57g so I got about 50 lbs of sand and went less on the rock. Usually I’ll end up with an order that’s more around 75% of the recommended amount of rock and quite often end up with extra in my sump. I’m not really sure exactly how many lbs ended up in the display but definitely not the 2lb per gallon. Because of the cube shape I went a little more minimal in this one. But there is also a layer somewhat buried in sand so it looks like there is less than there really is.I had a quick question regarding the TBS package you chose. Did you in fact get the 2lb of rock and 1 lb of sand per gallon of display as they suggest? I was thinking 2lbs of rock might be a little overkill but looking at your display wondered if you went that route cause it looks like the perfect amount of rock for your tank. Thanks!
Thanks, Corey! I just kinda snuck back in through the back door.Dennis good to see you back! Not sure how I hadn’t seen this thread until now, your photography skills have always impressed me man. Cannot wait to see this tank mature.
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No problem! I ran them at 50% power with just the rock and sand from Part 1 delivery. The sponges and stuff seem to like low light anyway. And continued with that after Part 2 delivery.At what point did you start running your lights? Did you acclimate the lighting from the 1st delivery of base rock? Sorry, not trying to hijack your thread.
Thanks! I’m paranoid about algae but it seems like less of a problem with live rock then dry rock.No problem! I ran them at 50% power with just the rock and sand from Part 1 delivery. The sponges and stuff seem to like low light anyway. And continued with that after Part 2 delivery.
Started bumping it up after adding coral.
I've cleaned my glass twice in a month. And it barely needed it.Thanks! I’m paranoid about algae but it seems like less of a problem with live rock then dry rock.