The wall is coming down

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Any of you who have see the 300g in the basement might remember the rock wall. I decided to remove it along with all the coral and base rock to get rid of the aptasia. I decided to take one section of wall and about 50lbs of rock out each week to reduce shock on the system. I just removed the second section. One to go.
 
Man that sux. I really loved your rock wall. Ive seen it before the aptaisia took over. It was awesome
Have you tried a copperband or One of those aptaisia eating filefish.
 
:wink:The wall was awsome. But positive change is always good. Have no dought the next wall will be just as awsome!
 
Thanks for letting us stop by. It was very weird with no wall. But the tank will come back better than ever.
 
thanks for the kind words about the wall! I might make another on a smaller scale one day. I am thinking massive caves for the 300g this time around. Would 2x6' VHOs be enough light for FOWLR?
 

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