Photofemme5
New Member
Hello everyone! December 28, 2018 I walked into a fish store looking for Beta fish food. The owner giggled and told me that it was saltwater fish only. I walked out of there with a Biocube 16 and everything else to cycle my tank...live rock, live sand, jugged saltwater, etc... As of today I have hermits, snails, cleaner shrimp, peppermint shrimp, zoas, palys, a duncan, gorgonians, an acan, leathers, feathers, ricordeas, candy canes, a blue sponge, a monti, and.....3 seahorses! Yesterday, I came home with a Biocube 32! I am hooked. I love reefing! Arg...I didn’t buy enough live rock this time. The pieces are pretty, but I only got 15 pounds. It looks really empty in there. See photo.
I have been doing so much research on all aspects of reefing since the beginning of the year. It seems everyone has different answers for the same questions. My first question: How many pounds of live rock would you add to a 32 gallon tank? I do know I need more than what I currently have. Another question: Will it be OK for me to move the rocks around again while the tank is cycling? I am going to pull a few pounds out of my 16 gallon and put it in my 32 because I want to open up more sand bed in my smaller tank.
Oh yeah, I will be moving my seahorses over to the larger tank later on down the road.
Thank you for all the information that I have gleaned from previous forums, and I look forward to being a part of new formums in the future as well.
I have been doing so much research on all aspects of reefing since the beginning of the year. It seems everyone has different answers for the same questions. My first question: How many pounds of live rock would you add to a 32 gallon tank? I do know I need more than what I currently have. Another question: Will it be OK for me to move the rocks around again while the tank is cycling? I am going to pull a few pounds out of my 16 gallon and put it in my 32 because I want to open up more sand bed in my smaller tank.
Oh yeah, I will be moving my seahorses over to the larger tank later on down the road.
Thank you for all the information that I have gleaned from previous forums, and I look forward to being a part of new formums in the future as well.