Brandon's Reef
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If I were you I would take a look around on RC instead of asking you will just start a big unnecessary debate. I have personally chosen to go bare bottom.
DSB vs. Bare Bottom
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LOL. This is not a simple question to answer. You need to think about what kind of corals you want to keep, your exsisting equipment, etc.
for a BB tank, the general concensus is-
"cooked rock"
LOTS of flow
Powerful skimmer running "wet"
hth.
for a BB tank, the general concensus is-
"cooked rock"
LOTS of flow
Powerful skimmer running "wet"
hth.
Brandon's Reef
New member
thats weird how did mine get on top of yours?
Whoa, whats going on w/ the board?
LobsterOfJustice
Recovering Detritophobe
HOLY CRAP WHY IS THIS THREAD UPSIDE DOWN?!
This is absolute bannanas!
kenny, sorry we screwed your thread up lolz
kenny, sorry we screwed your thread up lolz
Brandon's Reef
New member
wow I have to post again just to see me on top again.....lol.
DSB vs. Bare Bottom
I have a 58g octagon coral tank. I am buying a new house and thought when I move I would add about 60lbs more live sand to my 80lbs I currently have. I have seen alot of conterversy against DSB or Bare Bottom. So, I would like to know which is chemically safer or (better) for the tank?
Thanks for everyones help.
I have a 58g octagon coral tank. I am buying a new house and thought when I move I would add about 60lbs more live sand to my 80lbs I currently have. I have seen alot of conterversy against DSB or Bare Bottom. So, I would like to know which is chemically safer or (better) for the tank?
Thanks for everyones help.
