New to saltwater tanks!!

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Hey guys - no to saltwater tanks. Fell in love and cannot wait for tank to mature and I'm able to stock the hell out of it -

I do not know how many pounds of live rock I have in there but here's a pic of my 60g. It's only about 1 1/2 months old... what do you guys think, should I toss some more dry rock in there?
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Hey guys - no to saltwater tanks. Fell in love and cannot wait for tank to mature and I'm able to stock the hell out of it -

I do not know how many pounds of live rock I have in there but here's a pic of my 60g. It's only about 1 1/2 months old... what do you guys think, should I toss some more dry rock in there?
IMG_1482894836.273645.jpg

To me the setup already seemed nice.
 
Welcome to the hobby and to R2R. Looks like a great start to your reef tank. You should be fine with the live rock. It's a pretty decent amount. Good luck and happy reefing! :)

Oh, and patience is an important aspect to the hobby ;)
 
Welcome home, you will love it here!

Beautiful tank, and nothing good happens quickly in this hobby :)
 
Thanks guys

Great advice. One I believe in the most so far!!
 
Welcome aboard, lots of great folks and information here.
 
Welcome to R2R! Patience = Heavy wallet.:)

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Welcome, and enjoy R2R. Lots of good people and info here. As far as the rock, its a personal thing. You could leave it alone for now, and you could always add a few pieces down the road. Good Luck!
 

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