Ramie
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Is it easier to drill Live rock wet to make a stackable cave, or what not, or is it easier when it's dry? I'm tearing down and rebuilding my RSM 130. And really want to make a beautiful rock setup, upgrade the lighting, and filtration.
What would be the best way to do this? Drill holes, put plastic rods to connect them, and what about a sealant? I'm super new to this kind of thing so be as detailed as possible.
I plan on upgrading the lights & adding to the filtration system. Not sure if i should go with a Seamless Sump I found, or find a Fluval G6 canister filter. I would love the Seamless Sump, but I'm not sure if there is enough room in the stand for it,
I'm thinking on upgrading the lights in it to these Led's but not sure which ones to get.
I want to keep the hood, and have it look clean and stock I guess, but with filtration and lighting.
I plan on having 1-2 clown fish, cleaner shrimp, few crabs snails, and possibly dip my feet into some easy to care for corals. Ricordeas, Zoas, ect...
What would be the best way to do this? Drill holes, put plastic rods to connect them, and what about a sealant? I'm super new to this kind of thing so be as detailed as possible.
I plan on upgrading the lights & adding to the filtration system. Not sure if i should go with a Seamless Sump I found, or find a Fluval G6 canister filter. I would love the Seamless Sump, but I'm not sure if there is enough room in the stand for it,
I'm thinking on upgrading the lights in it to these Led's but not sure which ones to get.
I want to keep the hood, and have it look clean and stock I guess, but with filtration and lighting.
I plan on having 1-2 clown fish, cleaner shrimp, few crabs snails, and possibly dip my feet into some easy to care for corals. Ricordeas, Zoas, ect...