Minimalist Aquascaping

Good thread, some beutifull reefs..

I want to participate:bounce2:

Here is mine, still not finished.
 

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I can't wait to try this again. I have been out of the hobby for over a year, and on Saturday I get a new tank to play with.

I am going to do a 75. I am thinking no more than 50lbs of rock at best. I have a great local club and can get rock off a few of the guys in it, or I might just start off with all dead rock from BRS, and let it go and see what happens.

Pics to follow soon i hope
 
Here is my 40 breeder. Water going in tomorrow. I will be replacing the rock on the bottom right with a piece of two of "live" rock to seed. Going to be BB SPS.

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hi i dont know if anybody has asked this but, how the bottom of your glass white?
thanks :)
 
I realized something today... I started this thread over 2 years ago, and haven't posted ONE pic the entire thread. :o

My tank has been setup for about 1 year and has gone through many changes. Here's where we are now: a few small fish, 2x haddon's carpet anemones, one clam, one frogspawn, and one piece of SPS. I've decided to slowly add some more corals and a few fish, such as anthias, cardinals, etc.

Please excuse the horrible picture...

..My humble 90 gallon:
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..I have no idea why the back of the tank is coming out blue and white.. must be my iPhone (and my complete ignorance with photography :lol:) in "real life" the background is a solid blue color..
 
Wow there are some really amazing tanks in this thread. Just getting back in the hobby after a two year break. This gives me some great ideas on my new build.
 
i would like to rescape my 40 breeder to a minimalistic look but wouldnt know where to begin, will post pics when i get home and hopefully u guys can give me some advice on what pieces of rocks i can get rid off
 
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