LIVE ROCK AFTER LIVE SAND

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Hello All,

This is my first time posting and had a quick question while i'm doing so. Please be nice on this novice.

I setup a nano 13.5 for my wifey and wondering if it's ok to introduce dry live rock after the fact without affecting the tank etc? Please advise at your convenience. I'm used to bigger tanks and i'm a returning hobbyist that was misled for years so i'm going slow and steady! :);)
 
Were all nice and helpful

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Welcome to the reef! I, too, would cure it. Dump it in a bucket with a power head and a heater. Dump some bacteria in there and forget about it for a few months..
gOT IT THANKS FOR THE INPUT! I'll be curing my own for the 130g setup
 
Welcome! Looks like you've already got some great info!

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Wheres the build thread...

1 build thread, everyone knows the rules.

#redsoxnation
#patsnation
#bleedblackandgold
 
Welcome aboard! Slow and steady is definitely the way to go, and don't hesitate to ask when you have questions. ;Woot
 

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