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Dennis McGrath

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Just bought it a little over 2 weeks ago. 32G Biocube, 40 pounds of rock, 40 pounds of aragonite sand. No fish yet. Used some live rock and water and sand from other tank to help establish tank. All parameters are looking good so far.
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Just bought it a little over 2 weeks ago. 32G Biocube, 40 pounds of rock, 40 pounds of aragonite sand. No fish yet. Used some live rock and water and sand from other tank to help establish tank. All parameters are looking good so far.
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I LOVE that center stack. It’s gonna look amazing !
 
Im sorry i dont want To be unkind, but i just wanted too add that you might have been a bit ambitious with a couple of them corals in such a new tank , the second photo and the last photo .. looking at your rockwork it’s very very white for live rock ..
 
Im sorry i dont want To be unkind, but i just wanted too add that you might have been a bit ambitious with a couple of them corals in such a new tank , the second photo and the last photo .. looking at your rockwork it’s very very white for live rock ..
I had the rock curing with some other live rock and sand for a few weeks before I put this together. It still is fairly new rock though.
 
That's really nice rock !!!
Thanks bud. Have had to do my best getting rid of hitch hikers still. It looked very different before I did a 20% water today, added many more caves and more flat illuminated space for coral. Fish seem a lot happier. (Just mollies atm)
 

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