Minimalist Aquascaping

[rchavez]

I am really enjoying this thread. Nice job.

 

[Garrett11]

really beautiful tanks i love te minimalist look i went the opposite direction when i started and completly cover the back making as many ledges and caves for the most placement but im about ready to change it up and go minimalist prob is i have a 65 so its a tall tank :/

 

[RiddleEagle18]

Well I made the same mistake when I first filled my 125, too much rock. I did it again when i downsized to this solana. This tread inspired me to go from this

to this

Im not sure if I like it 100% I may make a few changes but overall happy with the reduced rock work.

 

[Reef_Noob]

Hello,

36 gallon cube:

André

Looks very natural. Great job!! :thumbsup:

 

[Reef_Noob]

Well I made the same mistake when I first filled my 125, too much rock. I did it again when i downsized to this solana. This tread inspired me to go from this

to this

Im not sure if I like it 100% I may make a few changes but overall happy with the reduced rock work.

Vast improvement and looks cool after the rescape. Nice

 

[nonoman]

From Girona-Costa Brava-Catalonia-Spain my 360 l reef aquarium:

 

[pjhaddock]

There are so many great tanks on here! Tons of inspiration! I have the hardest time with it though, ugh. I can build something that looks nice outside of the tank, but then when I put it in, it looks nowhere near what I had in mind. Here's my last attempt that for sure has to be changed. I had twice the rock in there and wanted to take a bunch out. It's not easy to make it look good...

Front viewing angle

Left viewing angle. Had to put corals back in so just dropped them on the sand until I get done or blow it up.

 

[black hills tj]

From Girona-Costa Brava-Catalonia-Spain my 360 l reef aquarium:

Gorgeous tank. I'm digging it.

 

[johnike]

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[biom]

Here's mine 80 gal (300/l)
Name: Reef Dragon

 

[StephLionfish]

Hello,

36 gallon cube:

André

Very, very nice. Gorgeous tank:thumbsup:

 

[André Silvestre]

Addo, Reef_Noob, StephLionfish, thanks.

Here´s the updated fts:

Regards,
André

 

[Reef_Noob]

Hi Andre,
Looking beautiful.
I really like the wave on the surface. You have tuned that in perfectly. I can understand that's a difficult thing to do but uv nailed it.

 

[Snootch]

I believe that the wave on the surface is created by X-Aqua's X-Inout return divice.
I don't even see the MP10 anywhere in the pictures.

 

[treetopflyn]

Here is mine.

 

[burnah]

nice, flyn!

 

[glweek]

I think its time for me to redo my aquascape!

 

[adddo]

mine

 

[André Silvestre]

Reef-Noob, thanks. Snootch is right; the waves are from x-aqua in/out device.

Addo, the pictures don´t show. I´m curious about it.

 

[Boa1277]

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