Hi! Hope to hear some opinions! :)

Discussion in 'Say Hello!' started by Katie Grant, Nov 8, 2009.

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  1. Blue Falcon

    Blue Falcon Fire Goby

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    You may want to add some more live rock in the future. Around 1-2lbs of rock per gallon. 1.5 is just about perfect. Having more live rock allows your biological filtration do keep up with the pollution from your fish.
     
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  3. Katie Grant

    Katie Grant Aiptasia Anemone

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    Ill either be buying or ordering some macroalgae tomorrow for sure. And as for the Damsels Im going to have to find them a new home.
     
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  4. Katie Grant

    Katie Grant Aiptasia Anemone

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    Hopefully Ill be adding a bunch more in these next 2 weeks. My birthdays coming up which means money money money. ha. Don't even have it yet and its already spent on fish supplies.
     
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    Welcome to the reef community. Next pay check is always already spent on the tank. lol
     
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    Katie Grant Aiptasia Anemone

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    Exactly. Cant complain though, We do love it.;D
     
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    Im at work so the firewalls block the photobucket type pics, i'll look forward to checking them out at home in the morning based on the comments you already got :)

    If you already have established live rock and are going to add more, I would get dry base rock from marcorocks or bulkreefsupply and save a bunch of cash. This will also prevent you from experiancing another mini-cycle due to any die-off on the rock.
     
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  9. Katie Grant

    Katie Grant Aiptasia Anemone

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    Awesome I haven't thought of that! 8)
     
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    brettwest Spaghetti Worm

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    Hi Katie,your tank looks good.You should tell your parents that you could be spending your money on worse things.You cant get into any trouble buying fish stuff other than being broke K+ to you for getting into a great hobby/obsession.
     
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    Katie Grant Aiptasia Anemone

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    Thanks ;D!

    And that's very true, They love it now though haha.
     
  12. Blue Falcon

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    +1 on base rock. Just about all of my rock was base rock with just a few pieces of live rock from my 10 gallon to seed it with. Also, it's at least 1/2 the price of live rock and in a few months it will be "live rock". Packleader used florida reef rock from reefcleaners.org in his 200 gallon tank, I really wish I would have know that reefcleaners sold rock when I bought mine because thier rock is much more pours than mine. When in doubt, check reefcleaners. lol

    Edit* I've never personally used marco rocks but I've read that the customer service is bad and the shipment is slow. Anyone bought from them lately?
    here's the thread where I got that info. http://www.3reef.com/forums/live-rock/anyone-used-marco-rocks-54820.html