10 gallon fowlr any ideas for something really cool

[Mr. Crabs]

I think the amount of live rock in lbs can vary depending on the kind. Tonga Branch and Florida Mariculture are very dense, while Fiji is a bit more porouse. I think that 15lbs of live rock would do nicely. Maybe a nice mix of Tonga Branch and Fiji--I like the branching of Tonga to create a nice spread out look.

 

[barterking85]

As for sand I need to know how many pounds to order I think 10 would be fine am I on the right track?

 

[iDream]

Thats what I was talking about in my last post lol, 10lbs sand is fine.

My bad

 

[Dylan5359]

Ditch the firefish go with a flaming prawn goby.!

 

[iDream]

Those are exotic, and sadly you pay the price for that as well! I don't think I've ever seen those online from a legit place, much less a store around me

 

[Dylan5359]

http://www.vividaquariums.com/10Expand.asp?ProductCode=01-2744-10
Looks legit to me. Pricey but awesome.

 

[barterking85]

iam goning purple firefish for sure and two neon goby livestock settled lol so sand is 10lbs and live rock is 10 lbs am i right? so far lol

 

[iDream]

Sounds like a good start, if you get 10lbs of rock (I advise doing all I'm about to say before adding livestock) and you want more, do so. But like I said, do it before adding any livestock, it'll just make your life easier that way

 

[barterking85]

For sure goes without saying I will prolly let the live rock mature for a few months