Amazing Artificial Coral

[gsiegel]

I had mine done by living color. No regrets and I actually like the little growth that has developed. I had them build 2 pillar like structures for each side of the tank with coral growing off of it, and they built a lobster trap to go in the middle of the tank - all to simulate like the bottom of a pier. The overflows are contained within the piers. I have also added live rock. It is not cheap but I like the end result. I will post pics later but my avatar is my tank.

 

[kilo32]

Another pic taken today so now the tank is about 2 years and 4 months old.

 

[Garvin6600]

here is a pic of mine but remember they haven't been cleaned since I got them about 10 years ago at least. they still look really good though but I am in the process of pulling them out soon and cleaning them up with their solution they told me about. I did the plug and play portion of living color so i put what I wanted on the bases. When I first got mine they were new to the business so not many options at all, but now your options are endless. The stuff you posted up are all custom made and are double what I paid at least $10,000 + i'm sure from what I have heard now a days, but that depends on what you build. They usually build those and place them into your tank before it's done being built. Go to their website and look at everything you can also call them they are very helpful. If you have any other questions feel free to ask, I hope this helps. I believe mine cost me about $3,000 10+ years ago

the new tank
http://i768.photobucket.com/albums/xx324/arcg/DSC00007.jpg

my old system
http://i768.photobucket.com/albums/xx324/arcg/DSC01039.jpg

http://i768.photobucket.com/albums/xx324/arcg/DSC01038.jpg

I like those Staghorns


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