I recently posted about a screw up where I created a huge bacteria bloom. I lost all but one fish and most of my coral. The fiancée and I decided to break down the tank and start over with new rock and new sand. To be honest, I wasn’t content with failed my negative space attempt anyway so this was a good opportunity to try something completely different.
I love negative space scapes but don’t have the talent and patience to build what’s in my head. This time we went with Life Rock from my LFS and think we came up with something cool. I tried to apply what I’ve learned into the new scape by considering better water flow and having a plan for the future (what corals I want and where to put them, what fish I’ll stock, etc.). This new scape fills up the tank more without overcrowding and, though I enjoy the process of dry rock maturing with time, the purple of the Life Rock looks great. I’m thinking Hawaiian black sand this go around would look great.
Opinions and thoughts for improvement are welcome.
(White Marco Rock was the original scape.)
I love negative space scapes but don’t have the talent and patience to build what’s in my head. This time we went with Life Rock from my LFS and think we came up with something cool. I tried to apply what I’ve learned into the new scape by considering better water flow and having a plan for the future (what corals I want and where to put them, what fish I’ll stock, etc.). This new scape fills up the tank more without overcrowding and, though I enjoy the process of dry rock maturing with time, the purple of the Life Rock looks great. I’m thinking Hawaiian black sand this go around would look great.
Opinions and thoughts for improvement are welcome.
(White Marco Rock was the original scape.)
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