Acro Farming

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I'm thinking about getting a 6-foot frag tank (Waterbox frag tank). My plan for the tank is to grow out acros on frag racks. Has anyone had success growing out acros in a Waterbox frag tank or something similar? In my mind, I don't think it's possible because there is no rock in the main display and no sand, so it will be very hard to keep stable. I see a lot of people grow out acros in frag tanks on YouTube, but I believe these are all connected to bigger systems.
 
Yes it’s possible. This is a 80g stand alone system. Rocks are in the sump, no sand.
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Yes it’s possible. This is a 80g stand alone system. Rocks are in the sump, no sand.
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This is exactly what I'm trying to do. But I've been told these frag tanks are too shallow and aren't stable enough unless they're connected to a bigger system
 
Well whoever told you that has misinformed you.

Sure a lowboy could always be deeper but if you want to grow frags they’re a good depth. It isnt hard to illuminate them that’s for sure. I run into flow issues but that’s the case in any acro tank. And stability is good.

 
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