Aquascaping Advice Needed

[firstlight10]

I was planning on overhauling my filtration system this month but my hours at work were cut so I can't afford the new pumps, etc I would need. Instead I decided to re-aquascape my tank.

This is what it currently looks like. My end goal is more structures so I can get rid of the frag racks. Any advice would be appreciated. I am not opposed to buying more rock.

 

[spjames]

Do you have more photos - it's kinda hard to see the current set-up.

This is one of my favorites...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fs5Kwh7d9zk
(RC : http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1288059 )

Imho less is more, and treat it like a photo, ie. use the rule of thirds and other compositional tools.

 

[JustinBT]

I found this article and the other two with it helpful. Hopefully I can post the link.
Make sure you get pest free rock if you add some, I'm fighting an aptasia battle at the moment and its pretty annoying!

http://www.reefsmagazine.com/forum/reefs-magazine/111388-aesthetics-aquascaping-part-2-a.html

 

[firstlight10]

I'll take some more photos this week, I am not an artist so that article is very helpful.

 

[Tautog]

What exactly are we looking at? Front, back, side?

 

[firstlight10]

This is the front. Tank is 29 gallons (no sump). My goal is to create an LPS dominated reef.

 

[firstlight10]

Whats complicating the issue is I am moving (again) in June as my lease runs out then. Destination unknown but most likely local, I would like to try to avoid gluing rock structures together if I can.