Chalice tank

[ClownMan727]

How would you rock scape a chalice tank to keep them away from each other and still look natural.

 

[rogergolf66]

Good luck I tried and failed. Ended up taking it down. Love to c what u come up with

 

[stpauli914]

Go with a bare bottom setup and let the chalices spread on the bottom. Then you can put SPS or LPS on the rockwork. Just an idea....

Aaron

 

[rogergolf66]

I tried that but u can't frag them then

 

[Birtikidis]

I saw a set up where the person used square frag plugs on the bottom. As it grew they broke the plugs off and sold them as frags


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[TampaSnooker]

A bunch of the guys in S FL were tiling their tanks with travertine. Same idea - when a tile gets encrusted, replace it. It's CaCO3, so good material. I would do an acid bath with it first to get any manufacturing/transport contaminants off of it.

 

[jaylensdad06]

I used travertine on the bottom of my tank.
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[Zoahoarder]

I used travertine on the bottom of my tank.
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Do you have any pics of this?

 

[jaylensdad06]

Don't want to hijack clown man's post...I got the idea from him.

My newest pic...I can try to get a better 1 tomarrow....almost every inch that my leds hit bottom has coraline..to the point now the tiles aren't flat n e more...it's making its own ridges.

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