pic of tank, too much live rock?

[sluggo33]

I have about 80-90 lbs. of live rock. I plan on pulling a peice out each time I purchase a new peice of coral etc. The tank is about 5 months old now.
Is this much live rock overkill? 75 gal. tank w/tunze protein skimmer in sump underneath. 2-250 watt 10,000k metal halide bulbs.
I have pics of the tank, but am not sure how to add them to this message. I clicked on "image" at the bottom, but it is asking for an http:// and I am trying to pull it from my c: drive.

 

[aceiswild7]

you can never have to much live rock .. just my opinion but the rock isnt wasteful and is overly benificial

 

[big tuna]

its not the weight of the rock thats important as some rock is more dense then others. you should have enough lr to cover approx. 1/3 of your aquarium. I have 145lbs in my 80. fiji and marshall island. great stuff!

 

[predator]

I'v never seen a tank with to much live rock.

 

[karlas]

i have a 38 gal moving up to a 75 gal with about 110 lbs lr with plannig on a reef set up so u should be fine. don't take out any rock u want 1 to 1.5 lbs/gal anyway.also that will help with a heavier bio load in your tank. and more room to place your corals when u get them

 

[ebeckels]

put the pics on a website...geocities or any of the free ones will be fine.

 

[teog]

I have found lots of LR is the key to a suucessful tank. I have a 55-60 lbs of LR in a 29g and it looks amazing. Also its great filtration too!

 

[jakob4001]

you can NEVER have too much LR; but you can add too much LR at one time

 

[crazy bout salt]

Lr is very good dotn ever get rid of it i have 80 lbs in my 55 alone and i still wanan add about 20 more of premium fiji