Aquascaping, Show your Skills...

[Bratyboy2]

Mine

 

[wesside]

IMO I think that it likes good. Correct me if I'm wrong but you basically just stacked the LR? I'm not trying to take anything away from you with that comment either. Because stacking is very difficult. Trying to find the right pieces to form perfectly together for function and design. I always have the problem of finally getting it to where I believe it's perfect then have to move a few pieces and never being able to get it back the way it was. Or maybe I do and it's just my OCD! HaHa

No offense taken about the stacking comment, and I appreciate you saying that it looks good. I moved it around a million times trying to make it look like I stacked it naturally as opposed to a person stacking it in some elaborate way. I still want to move it.

 

[wesside]

Mine

How did you get it stacked so high? Is it resting against the back glass?

 

[JasonMHorn]

How did you get it stacked so high? Is it resting against the back glass?

You can drill a hole in the rock and run a rod through it. I did on my one section.

 

[neuwave]

My new aquarium, new challenge.

Does tank have a thread? Curios if the sps have been added.

 

[Volcano1]

Bad pics, wish I could take good ones.

 

[noobofthereef]

Awesome scapes everyone!

 

[jbliss]

305g reef

305g reef

305g reef

 

[slapshot]

Very nice!! At first glance it reminded me of a tank at the Baltimore Aquarium. What size is it?

Thank you....it is a 150 + tall. It was a custom tank built for a corner so its 32 tall 48 wide and 18 deep

 

[slapshot]

And here is my build thread if you are interested
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2306561

I love the minimalistic look. One question though, how do you stop buying corals? As you can see by mine I have a problem, I can't stop.

 

[Andrew D]

Bad pics, wish I could take good ones.

Nice fish selection, BTW. Is that a blue throat trigger I see in the one? I've got a 350G and am thinking of getting a pair of these triggers. I've got three tangs (naso, regal and yellow) and a bunch of smaller single and schooling fish. Would you recommend?

 

[Andrew D]

And here is my build thread if you are interested
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2306561

Very nice tank. I'd strongly recommend, though, getting rid of that xenia in the lower left corner. I had a similar type in my 150G and it quickly overgrew anything close to it. Really hard to eradicate to once it takes hold.

 

[BrentH]

Clean and nice looking, can't wait to see when everything fills up.

At first I was kinda shocked but after seeing with corals I like the low profile will look great when corals get bigger

 

[sal9012]

 

[Volcano1]

Nice fish selection, BTW. Is that a blue throat trigger I see in the one? I've got a 350G and am thinking of getting a pair of these triggers. I've got three tangs (naso, regal and yellow) and a bunch of smaller single and schooling fish. Would you recommend?


Have both a blue throat and crosshatch male. Have had no issues with them bothering anything. I don't have any shrimp or clams though.

 

[johnike]

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[Crazy_Beaver]

great scapes guys!

 

[Fail_sh3d]

So glad I found this thread. Such amazing rock work.

 

[MartyD]

 

[jovares]

Hi, here's my tank aquascape

You can see more pictures in my thread http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2325655

Cheers, Jeff.