LR Is there such a thing as too much?

[keepitclean]

Here is a picture of our tank today. Tomorrow am planning on adding the last 3 pieces (approx. 30#) This is a 45 gal. tank. I believe there is already 70#. (Dripping wet when weighed, moved from another tank to this one.)



http://images.kodakgallery.com/photos2520/1/0/17/12/24/8/824121700110_0_ALB.jpg


left side of tank

http://images.kodakgallery.com/photos2872/1/0/86/25/80/4/480258600110_0_ALB.jpg

I am trying to hide as much equipment as possible.

Thanks

[John Bloch]

"forbidden"= linked page

[SgJsg35]

I dont think you can have too much as long as your fish have enough room to swim around.Use your best judgement on that as I dont know whats in the tank.

[drummereef]

Couldn't see the pics either. Should be fine though. Just remember when adding more rock you are taking water out.

[silverarrow27]

The only time when it's too much is when you have for instance a 150 gallon tank full of rocks and 10 tangs. Barely any swimming room!

[WaterKeeper]

Well you need to leave room for some water. :D

Lot's of people use 2 even 3 lbs/gal.

[Tang~Cop]

Depnds on what you want to keep, but 50% of your tank should be swimming space.

[fish 511]

picture didn't work for me either. IMO, the more the merrier!:)

[zma21]

The picture worked for me and wow! Outstanding aquascaping, my friend!! That is an absolutely beautiful tank and i wish you the best!

[Agu]

Can't see the pic but imho most tanks have too much live rock. If you don't overstock your tank you don't need a box of rocks as a reef tank.

[DaveAngie79]

PICS DONT WORK,
I ONLY USED 1LBS PER GAL. SO I WOULD HAVE PLENTY OF SWIMING SPACE AND ALSO ENOUGH ROOM SO I WOULD ALWAYS BE ABLE TO ADD CORALS AT WILL DOWN THE ROAD,