Black Mammoth
09/07/2006, 09:27 AM
Currently I have a 75G setup. I'm about to move and when I do, I will be putting everything in a 90G. Anyway, when setting up my 75G, I read that the rock shouldn't touch any of the glass. I thought it was to help with flow. I figured there was a greater chance of algae growing back there and getting out of control because you can't get to it.
Well recently, I have seen a lot of beautiful tanks where the live rock does lay against the back wall of the tank. I'm thinking about a design for the 90G where live rock does go up against the back glass.
What do you guys think? What kind of problems are associated with the rock resting against the back glass? I plan on having all the rock secured.
Well recently, I have seen a lot of beautiful tanks where the live rock does lay against the back wall of the tank. I'm thinking about a design for the 90G where live rock does go up against the back glass.
What do you guys think? What kind of problems are associated with the rock resting against the back glass? I plan on having all the rock secured.