need some help, opinions, thoughts whatever is good lol...

cubnb79

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well the light kicks on here in about 40 min. so we'll see what happend over night...lol fix one thing something else comes around...
 

cubnb79

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which im doing...just going to sit back and let the tank do what it wants to for a few weeks...levels seem to calmed down and cuc doing overtime job im actully more worried they going to work themselves out of food...
 

cubnb79

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ok so here's main tank picture again....im wondering what you guys would do with the rock im thinking of moving them around a bit to change things up plus want to start getting ready for coral/reef life once im ready i dont know what to do first of all lol...hints there would help too...anyways here's the pic....

oh and should i worry if i place a rock on top of the snails that are buried or will they be able to still get themselves out???
 

cubnb79

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i was thinking about moving the one big rock on the bottom left side to the other side and use the other pieces to kinda make more bridge like formations i dont know lol
 

cubnb79

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yes something like that...i wish i was a graphics person so i could take picture of everything and move each rock on the computer vs. stirring up a bunch of crap till it's right..i really only have two small rocks (5 lbs. or less) rest are a good size because i was a rookie trying to get lbs. of rock in there...i wouldnt mind getting few more smaller finish (design) rocks but im worried about bad hitchhikers...
 

cubnb79

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i guess i should just do it on my next water change which well if over due but everything seems to be fine with top offs so i've got lazy after skimmer working right...now i just got a handle on fish im sure coral/reef is a whole new world guess ill figure it out just like i did the first five months since i've started...on top of that we just put the house on the market so if we move oh dear lord the tank is going to be the last thing to move but im expecting it not to be fun
 

travelerjp98

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Originally Posted by cubnb79 http:///t/387060/need-some-help-opinions-thoughts-whatever-is-good-lol/100#post_3410293
i guess i should just do it on my next water change which well if over due but everything seems to be fine with top offs so i've got lazy after skimmer working right...now i just got a handle on fish im sure coral/reef is a whole new world guess ill figure it out just like i did the first five months since i've started...on top of that we just put the house on the market so if we move oh dear lord the tank is going to be the last thing to move but im expecting it not to be fun
wow... probably not!
 

cubnb79

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lol yea im guessing prob. at least 5 gal buckets with water just for all the rock...a big cooler for the fish and snails little water left in tank for the sand...and lots of help from friends
 

flower

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I have a Culligan system (the same stuff sold in the grocery store) It's a 5 stage RO unit, I use the water from it to cook, make coffee and drink...and for my top offs and water changes. I fill 5g jugs and go to Walmart for the first fill of the tank, just to save time.
 

flower

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Originally Posted by cubnb79 http:///t/387060/need-some-help-opinions-thoughts-whatever-is-good-lol/100#post_3410209
ok so here's main tank picture again....im wondering what you guys would do with the rock im thinking of moving them around a bit to change things up plus want to start getting ready for coral/reef life once im ready i dont know what to do first of all lol...hints there would help too...anyways here's the pic....
oh and should i worry if i place a rock on top of the snails that are buried or will they be able to still get themselves out???
Hi,
YingChun5207.....Welcome to the site!
CUBNB79, You need to move the sand to the side, and build your rock on the bottom of the tank. You should not build on top of the sand, it shifts and can cause a rock slide that kills your critters or breaks your tank. Many SW critters dig under the rock in the sand, and cause the slide. I like the way you did the rockwork, just redo it after you move the sand, and then puch the sand back over the rock afterward.
 
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