Nothing special. i dont have mutch liverock in there because I have a california stingray. The fish in this tank are
1. Cali Stingray
2. Volitan Lion
3. Chainlink Eel
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Nothing special. i dont have mutch liverock in there because I have a california stingray. The fish in this tank are
1. Cali Stingray
2. Volitan Lion
3. Chainlink Eel
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Aren't you concerned about the lack of biological filtration? Liverock is essential to any marine aqaurium in my opinion, without it your not providing any area for bacteria colonies to develop properly.
I do have some live rock in there. I have mostly live sand. The ray needs a wide open sand area to move around.
The Ray is cool....
I also agree with Scott. You could always add a sump with plenty of live rock to act as your filtration..... I can't tell, do you have a skimmer on the tank?
Greg
14 gallon BioCube, modified to accept Maxijet 600
75 gallon reef with 29 gallon sump/fuge, Barr Aquatic Skimmer, Iwaki 100, Mag 7 return, Hamilton T-5 lighting
375 gallon tank....... SOLD
675 gallon wood tank in design phase.![]()
Over time science has shown that the simplest answers are usually the correct ones.......
How big is your AQUARIUM?
I'm fairly sure that the 'live sand' won't be able to handle that bio-load alone. What other filtration do you have on the aquarium? How long has this aquarium been setup? When did the last marine life get added?
LEE
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