Honestly, if you’re putting in your bacterial covered rocks I wouldn’t worry too much. I have some minor uglies but it’s restricted to the sand and not on the rocks, it was only really on the rocks for the first week if that.
I disagree. Let the mature rock seed the new rocks. Better bacteria on them than in a bottle in any case. Coraline might get started quicker too (keep your alk/ca/mg up!), and I think the general health of the system will stabilize faster. How are you currently seeding the new rocks?
Added some old rocks
Thanks
Nope. I think I like it this way. (And those rocks are way too heavy and awkward to move).
Hey your reef just ensure you can get flow around and make it nicely appealing when the tank is wet just personal preference yk anyway gl im following
Of course!!
Pretty sure I'm pulling the trigger on that Leopard tomorrow.
Weirdly enough that’s my favorite leopard. Or at least my favorite one you can actually get.
I am very glad we don’t have it. Although for some insane reason people can plant it…Not tank related other then it’s slowing me down since I don’t want to get Benadryl cream in my tank but @i cant think be glad your country does not have poison ivy.
Why would anyone plant it? It’s got no use nor is it pretty.
I have no idea, I wondered the same thing when I saw it in a garden.
What leopard?
