Is this enough Rock for filter on this size tank

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I would say probably not,

That said its about quality vs quantity. Rock with lots of growth from established systems trumps a bunch of low quality live rock.

Since that rock appears dry, I would say it should have nearly zero filtering capability until fully seeded with live rock for several months.
 
I tell people to spend the money on skimmers and buy rock from experienced hobbyists to save money on rock
 
Well I'm gonna buy the same amount again but life when I put water in would this help ?
 
Also can I salt the tank when it's filled with rodi water instead of mixin it in buckets first?
 
Also can I salt the tank when it's filled with rodi water instead of mixin it in buckets first?
Pre mixing before adding is always best.

Nothing good happens fast in this hobby. Dr tims however helps with cycling and adding live rock quickly and lots will also help
 
Mix the salt in the tank. You don't have to worry about killing anything. When you do a water change you should mix the water in a separate container. It doesn't matter when you first fill the tank.
 
Mix the salt in the tank. You don't have to worry about killing anything. When you do a water change you should mix the water in a separate container. It doesn't matter when you first fill the tank.

It causes issues for reading salt levels properly when doing this in the case of poor circulation that is often seen in tanks started by those new to the hobby because they have few if any wave makers.

Moreover it's just not a good practice to get used to, IMO.
 

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