Fs: 90g bowfront reef tank (edmonton)

[fishoholic]

Originally Posted by StirCrazy

there are lots of different densities of rock available, I had over 260lbs of rock in my 90 originaly, about 4 years later I got rid of some and went to about 180lbs. I had mostly fairly dense jakarta rock If I was using branch fuji I probably would be luckey to get 180 lbs in the tank.

Steve

I forget about the different densities of rock, so that makes more sense. We have about 180-200 pounds of LR in each of our 230g tanks, and I was looking at our 90g sump trying to visualize how it would fit.

[Kostas]

If a potential buyer is worried about the move,
I may be able to provide transportation and can store all corals and fish in another tank while we do the move and safely move the livestock later to avoid any fatalities.

-If anyone is really interested in the tank, sump, lights and protein skimmer, I will part out -
–I live in Riverbend, if you want to come by and look at it you are more then welcome.

[Blue-Wolf]

Would you be looking for anything in trade? I would be interested in tank/light/stand/sump depending on price or what you may be looking for in terms of a trade.

[Skimmin]

I used to have over 300lbs in my 120gal and it wasnt that crowded. Looks like alot of liverock in that pic to me!

[Kostas]

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[fishoholic]

Originally Posted by subman

I have over 200# of LR in my 90 gal it does fit it's just really full of rock! I really need to take some out.

Originally Posted by Kostas

Yes more then 200lbs of live rock could fit in a 90g
(for any interested buyers I would be more then happy to weight it for them at my place)

I know the rule of thumb is one pound per gallon, but I like the look of lots of live rock in my tank and I always view it as extra "filter media” as it helps improve the water quality.

Sorry, I just didn't realize that 200 pounds would fit