Another cement covering project on another material this time, but the process is always the same, cement, sealer.
Although many of these projects are made for freshwater, the projects are also valid for saltwater; the process are the same, and the level of care must be the same in both cases. Proper sealing of materials and preventing leaching of harmful chemicals or substances prevail in either cases. The ideas and originality is what interest me here. Wood is and could be the only material to be avoided in a saltwater tank unless special care and circumstances where met.
Here another video about a very mixed up set a mad mad kind of set up but seem to be working well... funny actually, enjoy.
What i would do to this little beauty with frags lol........ awesome stuff mate. :thumbsup:
I'll dig up some of the bonsai tree pics i found inspirational when designing my scape and post them in a day or so
Brain storming; remember your aquascape is not your tank, its not the finish product, its like a trunk to a tree, the leaves will come later, with your corals, and frags, over doing it is possible.
brain·storm·ing [breyn-stawr-ming]
noun
a conference technique of solving specific problems, amassing information, stimulating creative thinking, developing new ideas, etc., by unrestrained and spontaneous participation in discussion.
a fit of mental confusion or excitement.
Yes some rock can be cut with a saw your blade will have to be replaced but you can achieve great modeling without putty just by squaring off large pieces.
A video about aquascaping with shelves kina bonzai shape tank .
Feature Article: Water Flow is More Important for Corals Than Light
One thing to consider when doing your aquascape is your waterflow. Check out this short but very informative article about waterflow an underestimated factor in are reefs.
Your rock work will affect this throughout the life of your tank no matter what pump or skimmer you add, think of it.This video is a mute one but lots of good tips in it.
Watching some video on water flows make me realise that are sculptures and rockwork can seriously hamper are water quality so its not too much, and too late to talk a bit about or think about it while doing your scaping. To help you understand or visualise the concept those videos are very revealing of the stake invole. The material and brand are not important just the way they are used can be applied to any power head, pumps and controlers. You have to watch all of them to get the point .
An impeller hadn't been checked for a year the owner was wondering why his tank temperature was so high and his pump was so loud.... every 2-3 month in a bath of water and vinegar please
Video topic Tank Disasters, Deep Sand Bed want to see one die, take look and learn why and how...:sad2:
Feel free to post your aquascape and video of your work and experiences on here. This is a place to share your rock work, pegging work, frag work don't be shy, their's room for every one.
7 Years ago i made a poll about live rock and had these results;
Tonga 23- 22.12%
Fiji 64 - 61.54%
Marshall island 10 - 9.62%
Cook island 2- 1.92%
Caribbean 13- 12.50%
Fake rocks 7- 6.73%
Can i use less than 1LB/Gallon yes (why; answer in respond) 7- 6.73%
Can i use less than 1LB/Gallon no (why; answer in respond) 4- 3.85%
Barebottom is great 1- 0.96%
Deep sand bed 14- 13.46%
Coarse sand bed 3- 2.88%
Fine sand bed 28- 26.92%
The question was;
What's the best live rock and why(you can add in your comments) It will be interesting to see another poll about that today and its results
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