Wet/Dry?

[WRASSER]

I know some where someone has ask this question.
Can I take out the bio-balls and egg create out of the wet/dry and put live rock down there?

 

[waymack97]

i wonder that to.
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Mercedes 350

 

[bleedingthought]

You "can" do that. In fact, you can do anything you want to your tank!

But seriously, I would replace the bio balls with LR if it's submersed. Keep it free of ditritus though. If it's not completely submersed, I would just take the bio balls out and not add rock. Make sure you have a good amount of LR in your display and you're good to go either way. JMO.

 

[WRASSER]

Why keep it detris free?

 

[bleedingthought]

Detritus build up equals nitrates.

 

[WRASSER]

not with a Denitrator running the tank. I do a 10 gal. water change a day, every day :wink:

 

[SpongeBob-SquarePants]

If it's not completely submersed, I would just take the bio balls out and not add rock. Make sure you have a good amount of LR in your display and you're good to go either way. JMO.

Who else supports this? I mean, lots of LR on the display tanks and nothing on the wet/dry, just a sump.

 

[SpongeBob-SquarePants]

not with a Denitrator running the tank. I do a 10 gal. water change a day, every day :wink:

off topic,

Wrasser, I see you're in Hollywood, FL. What stores do you recommend in the area?

 

[Anonymous]

I support the live rock in Wet/Dry or sump. It's more of natural filtration than plastic balls that can collect detritus and in turn nitrates collection.

 

[SnowManSnow]

yea id take out balls add rock.

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[WRASSER]

There are several stores that I go to, Fish Paradise on Hallindale Bch Blvd, Beverly's on Pines Blvd, Pet World on University Dr. and 595 and Reef's Edge on Orange Dr. There are several more I go to every now and then. Why do you ask?

 

[SpongeBob-SquarePants]

I'm in Weston. I know a few in the area, just wanted to know more since I enjoy visiting them.

Have you been to Big Al's?

 

[WRASSER]

I have been there, It is not cost effective for me to dirve up there and pay the prices they have. It is nice, just not that nice.
Reef's Edge here in Davie is nice for corals and some fish, they are more towards quality then quanity. A little on the high side but still kinds of fair for what you get.
If you need any assistance PM me and I will help the best I can :wink:

 

[SpongeBob-SquarePants]

Thanks!