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Hey Branespikin... Love your scape. How do you hang those rocks on the side?My scape. Rocks hanging everywhere
Hey Branespikin... Love your scape. How do you hang those rocks on the side?
My new office tank. Just an arch. Going to remove that one rock on bottom that was just to seed tank or maybe ill leave it
Can you post a pic of that set up?... or a link?So we will be moving soon and having to break down the tanks to move obviously. Will be setting them right back up. Not looking forward to it with the 65. But the 20 I'm planing on changing up some. There is a lady over on nano reef who had a multi level seahorse tank with rocks sectioning off the sand bed to where it has multiple levels. Seems way more common in freshwater setups. Anyone doing something similar love this looks and trying to get more inspiration
What, nothing floating? What the heck? Just kidding. I like the seed rock there. Gives it a nice balance IMHO.
Does anyone else plan out the aqua scales in advance? I even draw in what corals I want to place and where lol. This is a roach scape I’m in the process of curing in the garage for a 187 gallon build tank dims are 60x36x20
It’s a little hard to make out what this will look like in the glass box; it’s a 120 w/ very slim overflow box (Eschopps). I want to raise the large right pillar/bommie up 2-3 inches but other than that I like all the open space. The middle arch runs from front to back to help show the 24” depth (front to back) dimension of the tank. The right side and back of tank are painted black since tank is in the corner of room. Any suggestions, comments or concerns? Please post. Thanks everybody for sharing as well.
Can you post a pic of that set up?... or a link?
Seems like there are two broad goals for an aquascape: make it a work of art (think Amano for SW) or make it look like a slice of the reef. I always go for the latter ..... and even occasionally succeed. Not a particularly big fan of the former.
The two goals are one in the same.