New Rockwork!!

[rutledgek]

Although I really liked the caves and overhangs on my old rock work

I was getting a lot of dead spots. This shouldn't have been happening with a mag 9.5 as a return on a 29g tank. But it was because one of the returns was pointed directly at the rock on the right hand side. I was also getting a big dead spot under the right ledge. Another problem is that I didnt have a lot of sand space that saw the light of day, and I wanted an trachnophylia.

All of these issues culminated into me reworking my rockwork.

I still have my caves, the flow is quite a bit better, and there is more sand under the light. I am fighting a hair algae problem at the moment, but that has gotten better with more flow bi-weekly water changes. I think I might get caribsea's phosbuster and use that weekly until my phosphates get down to 0, then use a phosban reactor or a filter sock holding the material under one of my drain lines. Either way I think this problem will get licked soon. I just thought I would post the pictures and a link to the site in case you wanted to see more.

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I forgot the link to the site

http://www.rutledgesonline.com/Aquarium.html

 

[SeanT]

:thumbsup:

 

[Wiskey]

I really like the look of the new rock work, it looks more open and spaceious.

Whiskey

 

[Wiskey]

Your sight has some nice pictures, what camera are you useing? Do you use a tripod or anything?

Thanks,
Whiskey

 

[AllenFord_SC]

Very nice job on the new layout. Plenty of spots to mount new corals.

 

[Chaloupa]

Love the new rockwork....very nice indeed!

 

[otterpop510]

new rockwork looks good, the fish in the pic seem to like it too..

 

[rutledgek]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6589008#post6589008 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Wiskey
Your sight has some nice pictures, what camera are you useing? Do you use a tripod or anything?

Thanks,
Whiskey

Thanks Whiskey. I am using a Canon Digital Rebel camera shooting in RAW mode. I used the standard lens, but I used the quantaray macro filters on this lens. I believe in this shot I used the 2x Multiplier. I couldnt get a good depth of field using the 4x multiplier.