Do you have nice aquascaping? if so let's see it..

[teach]

Thanks! The regal is my favorite fish. My build thread is not on Reef Central.

 

[bradleyj]

June 2006

Now

 

[surfnvb7]

 

[Oldude]

Here's what mine looks like these days.
I guess it's more of a "coralscape" than an aquascape.

 

[Bri Guy]

I like the way my scaping turned out...

 

[s3aL]

Fairly new setup, but aquascaped with SPS in mind. I wanted a lot of room for growth upwards and lots of overhangs/ledges. Sorry for the bad pics. Looks much better in person.



FTS

Left side

Right side

 

[Toyota Guy]

here's my 180......

 

[Big E]

Good aquascaping involves the juxtaposition of colors and growth forms and, most importantly, balances positive and negative space in the aquarium.

I couldn't agree more with this comment. The old "less is more" idea seems to escape most reefers. The most beautiful setups are not jam packed with corals in every crevice.

I'm also confused by all the hard work someone will put into setting up a nice aquascape & then kill it with corals littered acrosss the front of the tank........or worse yet a frag rack in the corner.

 

[espenlg]

^^^^
What he said

Toyota guy: Looks nice! You need to adjust the whitebalance on your camera though ;-) It's kinda green-ish?

 

[Mike de Leon]

Tanks with a lot of corals are good too! There is a lot more to reef keeping than just mere aquascaping. Often we see a tank full of beautiful SPS. Well kept and healthy (Truly the biggest challenge).
What's our first reaction?

WOW!! Eye popping!

Hey Teach, a lot of large, nice colonies there. Nice tank!

 

[143gadgets]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11371527#post11371527 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Mike de Leon
Beautiful tank Kinetic.

Chris, do you now have a new tank? Those corals look awesome.

Any newer pics Gasman?

Thanks! Yes, the new tank is a 30x30 cube. No pics yet though.

 

[143gadgets]

Nice tank! What did u use on the top to keep those wrasses in? Any closer pics of it?

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11374284#post11374284 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by bradleyj
June 2006

Now

 

[gary faulkner]

KEEPERZ

I really like your layout.

What are the dimensions of your tank?

TIA

 

[rogergolf66]

not to steal this thread but I want to know how everyone keeps their sand beds so clean/ white?

 

[bradleyj]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11376133#post11376133 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by 143gadgets
Nice tank! What did u use on the top to keep those wrasses in? Any closer pics of it?

Thanks, its a window screen frame you build to fit the top of your tank and use garden netting for the screen. All can be bought at Lowes or Home depot cheap and easy.

 

[rogergolf66]

It looks like you lose some light into the tank with that. Do you?

I am comparing the picture with it off and the pictues with the screening on.

 

[teach]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11375207#post11375207 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Mike de Leon

Hey Teach, a lot of large, nice colonies there. Nice tank! [/B]

Thanks. They all started as frags.

 

[mrpet]

sweet jobs everyone will help me alot getting ready to do my
375. 72x48x25 naka ur tanks rocks.. as a matter of fact they all do good job...

 

[Oldude]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11380296#post11380296 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by rogergolf66
not to steal this thread but I want to know how everyone keeps their sand beds so clean/ white?

I have a couple of fighting conches and a pair of watchman gobies.

 

[hobogato]

here is my 240 - 93"X24"X25"

here it is with only moonlights on and backlit to show the structure a little better.