New tank, new aquascape??

[RAMABAMA]

So I am soon going to be moving over to a reefer 450. Trying to come up with some new ideas to better my current scape. I really like my end pieces but not 100% about the gigantic rock in the center. Any thoughts, suggestions, ideas, whatever is welcomed and appreciated. First time linking pics so forgive me if it doesn't turn out right.

 

[JVan82]

I like the ends as well... what are your coral plans for the new tank? Could make a small ridge between the 2 ends and make a zoa garden. Or make a new center piece with some overhangs, a few smaller caves... how much larger is the new tank?

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[Diana A]

Rock on right: move it 15% to the right
Center and left rocks: can you combine them to make one tall pile?

 

[RAMABAMA]

I like the ends as well... what are your coral plans for the new tank? Could make a small ridge between the 2 ends and make a zoa garden. Or make a new center piece with some overhangs, a few smaller caves... how much larger is the new tank?

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Current tank is a 4 foot, new one is 5. I had thought about the ridge idea as well. Coral plan is mostly sps but mixed with some softies in low light areas.

 

[JVan82]

I'm jealous... 5 foot so much room for aqua scaping

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[RAMABAMA]

Rock on right: move it 15% to the right
Center and left rocks: can you combine them to make one tall pile?

When you say move 15% to the right, do you mean rotate? Really can't go any taller with the rocks on the left. It is already about 4 inches from breaking the surface.

 

[Diana A]

When you say move 15% to the right, do you mean rotate? Really can't go any taller with the rocks on the left. It is already about 4 inches from breaking the surface.

Sorry miss typed. It should have said:
Rock on right: move it 15% to the left
Center and left rocks: can you combine them to make one tall pile?

 

[JUNBUG361]

I would connect the center & the right together. Or just move the center rock to right with adjustments