Minimalist Aquascaping







Need to mess with the reds on my camera it looks like its a spotlight but its normal in person still need to add about 10-15 pounds of rock on the right side not sure what to do with them yet maybe zoo garden?

Also hiding the wires tonight :)
 
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Redid the rock work in my 60G cube.

Hope this qualifies:
 

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this should qualify
these rocks are in my 2nd system in my basement and when they turn live i will be replacing the ones in my 75g DT upstairs i will be keeping mostly sps also chalices and some other lps and good zoas what does everyone think?
they are in the 55g right now
 

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Here's mine

Here's mine

I just started this tank two months ago. Looking to keep it clean and not clutter it up like in the past.IMG_3146.jpg
 
Thanks everyone for the great ideas!
I had high hopes to cut and drill rocks for an 'erector set' look. It ends up, even with all the tools, that cutting and drilling live rock is really hard to do. I guess I don't have the patience. I tried epoxy, super glue, hot glue, grinder, masonary bit, hammer and chisel. In the end I just stacked the rock. :worried:

I like how my first reef tank looks though! Its an RSM 34 gallon.

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I'm setting up a 93 cube (30x30x24), and working on my scape. Does this look good by itself? I'm wondering if I should add another rock somewhere on the sandbed or just have this. I still need to reinforce it a little, but it is pretty stable as is.


 
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