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Just Moved In
Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: Asia
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Reconstructing my tank aquascapes
I'm thinking of revamping my whole tank aquascrapes but I'm not sure will this be too drastic a stress for my inhabitants. I need to do this because it was done properly at rocks are not very secured. Furthermore, I think I've some dead space behind the tank which is not desirable. How can I make it less stressful for all the inhabitants?
I'm reading the book Reef Invertebrates and there are several types of possible aquascrapes recommended. 1) L-shape with open lagoon bottom 2) centered single seamount 3) 2 seamounts 4) 2 seamounts, a large and a small 5) open lagoon in the middle surrounded by an arc shape seamount Though the centered seamount is the most common, it's not a very good structure for good water flow. Need advice on which to go for. |
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