Pack it as full as you can get it!

Are you selective when adding coral or do you pack the tank as full as you can get it?

  • Selective

    Votes: 347 73.2%
  • Pack It Full

    Votes: 127 26.8%

  • Total voters
    474
I'm a bit more cautious now, like a previous poster said, I have a hard time finding anyone to give it to when it starts outgrowing the tank. Shouldn't be a problem here in the next 6 months or so because I plan on setting up something in the 125-150 gallon range, but eventually THAT tank will need culling ...
 
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not a whole lotta room left at the inn for me. The cyno does not seem to have a problem finding room though. Gonna vacuum and get rid of the lava gravel and that should get rid of it.
 
I’d like to be selective, but it’s gotten to the point where it’s packed pretty durn full.......
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I crammed as much stuff as possible into my 120 and ended up running out of space, when I started buying things I really liked, there was no place to put them. I lost alot of corals when I upgraded to my 180 recently, and now I'm just trying to buy ones with nicer colors and giving plenty of space to grow.

My old 120
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My current 180
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