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Kinda regretting doing a floating reef. I havent brought the scape down low enough so there is a lot of negitive space below that can be used.
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Kinda regretting doing a floating reef. I havent brought the scape down low enough so there is a lot of negitive space below that can be used.
What about a rock and put sun coral on itKinda regretting doing a floating reef. I havent brought the scape down low enough so there is a lot of negitive space below that can be used.
If you need an outside perspective to help with improving your aquascape, just post here a few shots of your tank, and will try my best shot at providing specific advise according to your goals for the tank.
Sometimes I can just answer here, show the alterations using photoshop or make a video.
Just post here front shots with your cellphone/camera positioned at 3 different heights (sand level, centre and water level) and also a couple of angled photos, so that I can have a better understanding of your tank's layout.
This is a subject that is surprisingly not researched by most reefers and I have given some thought and some time ago I did a similar exercise in another forum.
It's also a great way for everyone to learn from each other and see a few freshwater techniques that we can apply and also many others that are specific for reef tanks.
In the meantime, if you want some inspiration here are a few videos I made with suggestions for different tank shapes.
I would take some dead rock out and replace that with live, then gleu it togetherThis is a 20g long, so 30". I just added 10lbs of dry base rock, and the one live rock.
1. Should I secure the rock together? I fiddled with it until they 'clicked together.
2. Should I add more rock?
3. If I add more rock, it'll be live so I can balance out the colors.
54 gallon corner bow-front tank. I drilled the tank for an H2overflow to allow more room for the scape. It was kind of challenging to come up with a aquascape with the shape of the tank. I wanted something fairly open with good water flow around all sides. And also wanted to be able to vacuum around everything. The original two pillars wouldn't work with the space, so I took one out. Everything is drilled and tied together with fiberglass rod. The small rock structure on the front left side was used to add depth. I tried without, and it looked to empty. The whole scape consist of 5 rocks. The back pillar is about 17 inches in height.
Reefer 250 with approximately 45-50 pounds of CaribSea rock. I’m wanting only softies and LPS.
Is this too much rock? I really wanted as many caves and tunnels as possible for reclusive fish and wrasses.
Three pilars are exact the same hight , try to make one higher or lower...Any thoughts?
If you need an outside perspective to help with improving your aquascape, just post here a few shots of your tank, and will try my best shot at providing specific advise according to your goals for the tank.
Sometimes I can just answer here, show the alterations using photoshop or make a video.
Just post here front shots with your cellphone/camera positioned at 3 different heights (sand level, centre and water level) and also a couple of angled photos, so that I can have a better understanding of your tank's layout.
This is a subject that is surprisingly not researched by most reefers and I have given some thought and some time ago I did a similar exercise in another forum.
It's also a great way for everyone to learn from each other and see a few freshwater techniques that we can apply and also many others that are specific for reef tanks.
In the meantime, if you want some inspiration here are a few videos I made with suggestions for different tank shapes.
Make 2 islands so that you can see through the tank. I think that will be cool.
My magnifica decided walk into my gyre and nuke most of my livestock so debating if and how I should shift rock around. Would love some
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I agree u gotta appreciate the peninsulaMake 2 islands so that you can see through the tank. I think that will be cool.