Aquascaping
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Nope! it's not 100% necessary, but it's will certainly help to use putty or epoxy.
Majority of mine are free stacked and some I had to use putty as my giant turbo snails can and will bulldozer my rock work. Also, don't under estimate the strength of some of the fish, they can move big rocks. I have witnessed my velvet damsel moved a tonga branch 10+ time bigger then it.
Majority of mine are free stacked and some I had to use putty as my giant turbo snails can and will bulldozer my rock work. Also, don't under estimate the strength of some of the fish, they can move big rocks. I have witnessed my velvet damsel moved a tonga branch 10+ time bigger then it.
FeableEffort
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Yep, this. I'm one of those people who can't put things back together the way they were so when I move a rock to clean, catch fish, etc. its never the same. Epoxy definitely helps but not necessary.
Jenny_RS
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I second that ☝ rockscape looks great! Mine also is not glued together but I would like to. I have a big turbo snail I've been debating on keeping as he's done his job and it too big for my 5 gallon. Would love to see how this turns out though!
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Well that makes me more confident about it. Thanks! I have a refractometer coming on Tuesday from Amazon. I realized the hydrometer sucks when it's different every time I check...:sad2:
heathlindner25
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More flow!!
I plan on adding another koralia on the left wall soon.
and a skimmer
:lol: a little later.
I thought about rearranging a little bit, but didn't want to mess with it too much. I was worried about not having enough room in the front by the glass for viewing pleasure.
I originally wanted a fowlr, but might start adding soft corals if I can get my parameters good.
Reeferfourlife
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I would definitely get a good skimmer if you want to control your parameters. Also look into a overflow and sump. Best thing you can do for your tank.
