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This 50 gallon reef tank and it was done with plastic resin rocks and silicone corals and anienomies .
I've been into reef tanks for some 20 years and things just keep climbing in cost, with live rock , corals and fish.
I love salwater fish very much too but as you all know not very many fish will live along side corals without eating them. So this was my idea to lower cost and have the best of both worlds. The silcon corals and plastic reson rocks have come along way to mimic realism and are much cheaper.
The rocks are cast from live rock formations they are hollow making them, very light and the fish love the hollow rocks as they swim iside. Algea grows o, the rocks same as live rocks and in the end look much better than,the solid purple rocks for sale now as live rock.
The corals are easy to maintain running a nitrate/phosphate reactor keeping undesirable algea from growing.
I see this as the new age of reef aquaria.
I've been into reef tanks for some 20 years and things just keep climbing in cost, with live rock , corals and fish.
I love salwater fish very much too but as you all know not very many fish will live along side corals without eating them. So this was my idea to lower cost and have the best of both worlds. The silcon corals and plastic reson rocks have come along way to mimic realism and are much cheaper.
The rocks are cast from live rock formations they are hollow making them, very light and the fish love the hollow rocks as they swim iside. Algea grows o, the rocks same as live rocks and in the end look much better than,the solid purple rocks for sale now as live rock.
The corals are easy to maintain running a nitrate/phosphate reactor keeping undesirable algea from growing.
I see this as the new age of reef aquaria.