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I gave a frag to @Thọ Key today. This post was automatically created by BARcode

I gave a frag to @SanJoseReefer today. This post was automatically created by BARcode

I gave a frag to @Nguyenz28 today. This post was automatically created by BARcode

I just added Utter Chaos Zoa to DBTC. There are 2 frag(s) available right now. This thread was automatically created by BARcode

I gave a frag to @Nguyenz28 today. This post was automatically created by BARcode

I just added Fire and Ice Zoa to DBTC. There are 2 frag(s) available right now. This thread was automatically created by BARcode

I gave a frag to @Nguyenz28 today. This post was automatically created by BARcode

I left a piece at the bar table with your name on it. Please pick it up when you get here!

Left a piece at the BAR table for you. Please pick it up when you get here

Sorry, I won't have time to frag this one before CFM. I'll DM you when I frag it and we can arrange another time for pickup.

Sure, I'll leave a frag at the bar table with your username on it. I'll drop it off between 11am-12pm today.

I'll be there between 11a-12p, I'll leave a frag at the BAR table with your username on it.

If anyone wants a frag, I'll be at CFM tomorrow:

If anyone wants a frag, I'll be at CFM tomorrow:

Looks amazing! I need to fill out my build with more coral like yours.

I'm envious. I tried to replace a small section of sand with crushed coral to propagate zoas and mushrooms. It eventually all mixed in with the sandbed, and now it's a pita to gravel vacuum.

Will you be at CFM?

3x tickets paid for on Venmo for Andrew R.

It's wet and full of rock!! Congratulations! From personal experience, I would not try to partition sand and crushed coral, it will eventually all mix together. It looks kinda natural when it mixes, but I feel you get the worst of both worlds: sand still blows everywhere with too much flow and...

I wouldn't worry about it for a 60-gallon tank. It's only ~600lbs full of rock, sand and water (maybe 700lbs with sump?). I'd personally start to worry around ~120-gallons.