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![]() Everyone now likes the sparse look. While it has its attractions, where the fish suppose to hide?
I have always liked the full look but still done nicely. My fish have tons of hidey places and feel safe. My fish seem to always be content and long lived. If ya need swimming room for large fish, then perhaps a bit more sparse but they still need to hide. I see some designs now where a fly cant find a good spot to hide.... ![]() Perhaps I will try the more two island type look. Hmmm. I have a 120lbs of rock to play with for my 50g..... ![]()
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![]() For a 50g, I'd use about 40 pounds max!
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![]() What no poll
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![]() Holy crap 120lbs for a 50g? That's insane lol. Is there even space to put ur hand in the tank?
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![]() Thats not very much Brad.
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So does this mean Im having a rock sale.... ![]()
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![]() The advantage to "lite" rock work is lots of flow to remove detritus and keep the water cleaner. And once the coral grows in, the tank gets pretty full. I would actually use 25-30 pounds in a 50g, but I gave you an extra 10 to play with 'cause I know you're old school
![]() As a reference, I have about 100 pounds in my 180 and the fish are running out of swimming room.
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![]() Hello
I agree with others that you are planning to use too much rock. While rock does help with bacterial filtration that's not justification for using that much. You still can't really get away from good circulation and skimming. Titus
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![]() Hello
Nice to see you back in action BTW. Titus
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![]() Thanks Titus
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