SPS Spacing

[Bblinks]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

Just have patience. If you over stock, you have to decide which ones to get rid of one day, and nobody ever wants to get rid of nice colonies.

We all get to that point one time or another. Don't worry Joe, you have plenty of space....

[Aquattro]

Do not. I mean absolutely do not. Take any stocking advice from Rich(or Wayne, Peter, Warren, etc)

[Bblinks]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

Do not. I mean absolutely do not. Take any stocking advice from Rich(or Wayne, Peter, Warren, etc)

You left out the worst one of them all....

[WarDog]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

Do not. I mean absolutely do not. Take any stocking advice from Rich(or Wayne, Peter, Warren, etc)

Hey, leave me out of this! I'm the new guy... geesh!

[daplatapus]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

Do not. I mean absolutely do not. Take any stocking advice from Rich(or Wayne, Peter, Warren, etc)

ROFL!

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by daplatapus

ROFL!

You're going to do the same thing. I see it now

[Wretch]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

Do not. I mean absolutely do not. Take any stocking advice from Rich(or Wayne, Peter, Warren, etc)

I am pretty sure they just like buying pretty new things. Actually putting it somewhere never really comes to mind. Could be worse things.

[Myka]

I think distance between frags is a usually a direct comparison to the size of the tank. Most people with smaller tanks still want a fair number of colonies, so they are usually kept smaller and spacing is closer. Generally, I think smaller tanks look bigger if the colonies are kept reasonably trimmed.

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by Myka

I think distance between frags is a usually a direct comparison to the size of the tank. Most people with smaller tanks still want a fair number of colonies, so they are usually kept smaller and spacing is closer. Generally, I think smaller tanks look bigger if the colonies are kept reasonably trimmed.

Yes. A 14" colony in a 30g tank would be out of proportion