One more thing to keep in mind here: It's best to add the live rock before any
substrate is added. You don't want your reef structure sitting on a bed of sand that
could shift at a later date, causing part of your reef to topple over. For stability,
the LR should sit directly on the bottom of the tank. Also, keep as little rock as
possible in direct contact with the tank bottom, to ensure good water circulation and
avoid creating dead zones.
>Subject: Re: substrate depth ?
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2001 17:28:04 EDT
>
>Get the dry sand in first, then add the live sand and the live rock then the
>detrivore kit. Otherwise youd just kill what you buy. If you add all that
>live sand on top of the detrivores youd smother most of them. PLus the cycle
>of additional LR.
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