Ok so on to the fun stuff now.
Ended up rinsing and soaking 2x16lb bags of carib sea course live sand and plating the bottoms of 2 tables. 1 bag/ table worked out awesome.
Broke up about 15lbs of crushed .5-3" coral and began to aqua scape by littering the bottom of the tables with the crushed coral to give it more definition.
As well as began removing shrooms from plugs and gluing them to some of the bigger pieces of rock to keep them in place. For when the mexican turbos come through like 6 foot whirling dervishes and try to rearrange things on me I'm one step ahead! I've found some of my biggest shrooms pulled out of the racks and dragged across the tables and flipped over in crevices. So I'm securing everything.
Also using some of the really big pieces of rock to build little caves for shade.
I'm finding some of my shrooms cant get enough light but some of the not so much.
My wife thinks it's funny I'm getting all crafty gluing and building rock caves and stuff but there is a little method to my madness I guess.
Plus it's fun and she has been helping alot!
Still a long way to go and tons of work but it had to be done these shrooms are starting to settle in and move around on the racks and I've already tore a cpl and had to cut a cpl out of the racks.
This surprisingly also allowed me to use more of the 12 sq. ft. of table space I'm working in. And get some of the more light sensitive shrooms into the corners.
I can still move them around.
Plan is to take the babies and put them in frag racks as they drop them.
Anyhow check it out.
Stark contrast to go from this mess-
To this! It just makes me feel better lol.
