32 Gallon BioCube Start Up

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Hey everyone. I’m new to the hobby and to this forum. I recently got a 32 gallon AIO bio Cube from someone off facebook. It was only used for a couple months before they upgraded to a larger tank. It’s in great condition.

Wonder what people recommend a good amount of Live Rock I should get for this size start up aquarium. Or can anyone share any photos of their 32 Gallon Biocube set ups so I can get some inspiration!?

Thank you!
 
Hey everyone. I’m new to the hobby and to this forum. I recently got a 32 gallon AIO bio Cube from someone off facebook. It was only used for a couple months before they upgraded to a larger tank. It’s in great condition.

Wonder what people recommend a good amount of Live Rock I should get for this size start up aquarium. Or can anyone share any photos of their 32 Gallon Biocube set ups so I can get some inspiration!?

Thank you!
@kevgib67
I'd recommend at least 30 pounds of live rock. those are nice little tanks.
And welcome to R2R
 
I didn’t weigh mine, I got it from a fiends sump and it has been in it for a few decades but I would guess 30lbs as @Üter stated. Mines been running over4 years . You can click on my tank thread if you want some insight.
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I have 40 pounds of Fiji pink sand in my bio cube.
 

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