overkill?!?!?

[emonemo420]

i really dont like the idea of a rock wall but im my case i dont think i have much of a choice....opinions...good or bad feel free to share plz

 

[cdangel0]

I like it. Good caves. good design. You have a PH pointing behind the rock to prevent dead spots. I am assuming the rock is stacked and not leaning on the back glass.

My only other thought would be to get some flat pieces to make some shelves.

 

[a1amap2]

And put some screans on those power heads before you loose a fish

 

[DamnPepShrimp]

Over kill as in too much rock? I don't think so, your setting up a sump though right? You can always have rock down in there. I don't think you can ever have to much rock in the system, display maybe, but you seem pretty good. I have probably over 300lbs in my 110g tank, the more the better, better biological filtration. Just make sure you have good spots for corals. I made my rock look good, but then found out it wasn't good for corals, now I should redo it better for coral placement and not looks. Looks of the rock won't matter when it's all overgrown with corals! I'd suggest korilia powerheads, I know you were thinking about them. I have never lost a fish, never heard of anyone losing one either, and had them since they came out, even with chromis, clowns and firefish.

 

[Jocephus]

Try to break the right side up a little, you wont get much flow with the rocks stacked that tightly. Looks good, though. Man- Look at all those snails!

 

[kaptken]

Be as artistic as you please, and have fun, but try to leave as much flow space between rocks as possible, and a powerhead to blow behind the rock. should keep things well mixed and cleaner.

Looks pretty loose to me!