i fail to understand why you would even consider replacing 600 POUNDS of
rock. sure the rock may look slimy and may not have much life on the
exterior, but isn't the value really in the bacteria and other organisms
within the rock?? and who gives a damn if there isn't much coralline algae
on the rock. many of us started with similar and now have TOO MUCH
coralline algae growing on ph's and front glass. face it, it'll grow once
you get the water and lighting improved.
wow, that's the silliest thing i've heard in a while.
anyway, sounds like a cool project. measure the dimensions /231 and you'll
know the exact volume.
and some places maybe 5 years ago used to cure rock by placing in complete
darkness for 4 to 6 weeks.
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>has a bunch of green slimy looking stuff on it too. He is not very
>motivated
>to replace all the rock at Ron's recommendation because of the cost factor.
>love to be able to start over with new rock but he was pretty adamant about
>that not happening. Also, going to add two 40 watt uvs >Glen
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