Aquascaping, Show your Skills...

[yitman]

Yitman
Nice scape! Did you use some pipe in the middle to hold up the rock work?

no , I just used ths glue , it's super strong

from the side you can see the small "legs"

 

[Elliott]

 

[JerkinJohn]

My 90 getting ready for sand. I have more pics but im posting from my phone at the moment and will only let me post 1 pic at a time.

 

[reeferpueblo]

here is mine 200 gal 84" x 24" x 24"

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[jt48]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKVDIgGUSVY&feature=youtube_gdata_player

 

[JerkinJohn]

Edit:

Edit:

My 90 getting ready for sand. I have more pics but im posting from my phone at the moment and will only let me post 1 pic at a time.

Just wanted to add some more half way decent pics.

Nothing is leaning against the back glass. I had this tank set up about 7 years ago and took a long break since I was moving all over the place. Last time I had about 110lb's of live rock all stacked and leaning against the back glass. Doing a lot of things differently this time around.

 

[Stylo328]

Mock up in the new (to me) 187 gallon tank

And the current 20g nano

 

[The Cardinal]

Great thread that inspired my scape:

 

[SUPPOReefer]

Cardinal, looks great. What did you use to cover your overflow? One of the most natural looking I have ever seen.

 

[Jasanden]

Nice work Jerkins. 90 gal footprint is tough to work with.

 

[NH Fish]

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This is such an awesome thread. Just what I'm looking for as I'm starting to scape my new 220.

 

[canesfan44]

The Cardinal, I love your rock-work. Should look amazing one it's gets some coraline and corals on it.

 

[nanoreefbro]

Aquascaped a little bit more...

 

[mknightryder]

90 gal with 90lbs BRS reef saver 3 months old.

 

[CyclistMT]

I love this! The aquascape and gorgonians give it a very natural feel.

 

[CyclistMT]

My humble entry. I have made more rock to cover the pvc frames but haven't taken new pictures yet. I still need to paint my white returns though.

Current music selection: Shinedown - I'm Alive

 

[sushi4u]

Wow there are some really nice aquascapes. Definitely need to get my JB Water weld and make some nice structures.

 

[ksed]

I like your pillars. I noticed the PVC frame on the bottom. Do you have a picture of them. Like to know how you designed them.


QUOTE=CyclistMT;20967096]My humble entry. I have made more rock to cover the pvc frames but haven't taken new pictures yet. I still need to paint my white returns though.

Current music selection: Shinedown - I'm Alive[/QUOTE]

 

[CyclistMT]

I like your pillars. I noticed the PVC frame on the bottom. Do you have a picture of them. Like to know how you designed them.

I'm sorry but I don't have pictures of the PVC frame. The one under the table structure is really just a square to keep the rock off of the subtrate. The frame for the other pillar was built using 90's, T's, and then a straight pipe going vertical. Rock was attached to the verical pipe using zip ties.

I hope that helps a bit.

 

[The Cardinal]

Cardinal, looks great. What did you use to cover your overflow? One of the most natural looking I have ever seen.

Thank you!

It is a sumpless design with all the equipment including pumps inside a wall of reef ceramics. To the right of this compartment there is a refuge viewable from the right side of the aquarium.