My Caves in my tank

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32Bit_Fish

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Hi All,

I just want to share some pics of my caves and my tank with you. Originally I started with a 20G tank. I upgraded it to a 38g two weeks later.

I added some pure ammonia in the tank just to make sure it can handle the bio-load. The tank is three weeks old and no live stocks. The tank is three weeks old.


The cave...
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The FTS...
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I appreciate any comments. Thanks
 
RNicorvo

RNicorvo

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Looks real nice. I can't tell from the pic but wondered if you have enough room between the tank and the live rock to use an algae scrubber or magnet in the future. When coraline or algae take hold in your tank it would be difficult to remove if the rock is too close to the glass. I love the cavescape - the fishies will love it. I have a royal gramma in mine and he loves curling and hiding in the rock work. Keep us posted!
 
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32Bit_Fish

Member
RNicorvo said:
Looks real nice. I can't tell from the pic but wondered if you have enough room between the tank and the live rock to use an algae scrubber or magnet in the future. When coraline or algae take hold in your tank it would be difficult to remove if the rock is too close to the glass. I love the cavescape - the fishies will love it. I have a royal gramma in mine and he loves curling and hiding in the rock work. Keep us posted!
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Thanks guys. Here is the side view of the tank. The rocks are pretty close to the back tank glass. The tank is not too deep (13"), and I need to make as much room as possible in the front for the corals.

I may be able to stick a small magnet in the back.

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32Bit_Fish

Member
Thanks guys.

I just noticed that big flat rock on the left side started to turn purple. I found a lot of birght purple spots on the rock last night.

The T-5 light really put some color on the rock, I love it! :dance:
 
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