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April 19th 05, 06:37 PM
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That's adequate amount of live rock for a filtration.
Usually, people put 1~2 lb of live rock per gallon. For nice aquascaping, 1.5~2 lb is recommended. Also, you can put cured live rock after you put your live stock in your tank. However, just put it little by little. Don't put large amount of live rock in your tank even you buy "cured live rock". Sometimes, it cause ammonia and nitrite. Sungwon "smartbomb" wrote in message oups.com... Is 80lb of live rock enough to start a reef tank in a 75gal? Also put in three heavy bags of live sand. 
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