thinning out the tank

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"tank O death" LOLOLOL! Priceless....
 
hey susan, I ended up taking all the remaining big pieces to the nashville swap and sold htem cheap. I can still cut off some more if you want some but they wont be as big of a piece anymore. let me know
 
I would be glad to take (pay) for some smaller pieces. I just set up my tank though. Everything is doing well, but it's still relatively new. All my old live rock (probably 150, maybe 200 lbs- my old tank was rather packed), but none of the old tank water since I had a crummy RO unit and had bought a new unit for the new tank. If they are pretty hardy, I'll love them. If they are sort of delicate, I might need to wait. What do you think (sure wish I had posted before the frag swap- I was going to go ,but had a work commitment)
 
hey susan, they are pretty hardy, and if they dont make it I can always cut more when the tank stabilizes
 

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