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So I hear the 1 lbs of rock per 1 gallon of water.

Right now I have 90 lbs ish. And I love how the rock work turned out. Plenty of caves. And surface area for corals.

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Tank it a 189 with 65 gallon sump. I plan to put rock in the dump. An area of 6 in x 18 in x 12 in. Rubble and a few big pieces.
 
Nice aquascape! science and living art love the hobby-what are you doing for substrate?
 
Oolitic aragonite sand? my preferance- makes a good productive sand bed would not worry about the 1lb per gallon of rock stuff your sandbed will easily
pick the slack up -the rock and sand bed once established will be your bio-filter and primary source of denitrification for your system and also a food source for your fish and corals
 
Sand according to website is Bahamian aragonite. Sand has been washed and dried.
 
Thank you for the compliments if you want to see the labor of this love. Look for " my 180 build ". In the threads.
 
Sand according to website is Bahamian aragonite. Sand has been washed and dried.
Good choice! will work well
off to a great start I,ll be tagging along going to be beautiful makes me want to rescape! Lol, last time I did it was a week long project imo the aquascaping
is the most frustrating part of the build!
 
I have another thread. Of the entire build. Under " my 180 build ". I post a lot there.
 
And again thank you. Hate to admit. But that only took about 30 minutes. Lol. I originally wanted two different side. With a gap in the middle. But after playing with the piece now in the center. That is what I ended up with. I didn't want anything touching the acrylic and didn't want any very convenient places for fish to hide. Lol.
 

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