Floating Aquascape ....

mangups · Oct 11, 2015

check this out:

Disclaimer: This is not my picture. it is linked from another website

Rob's Reef · Oct 11, 2015

Interesting

reefwiser · Oct 11, 2015

Work with the alternative reef and Scott to make mine. [emoji106]

mikesilverado8888 · Oct 11, 2015

Holy cow that's awesome!!!

renato120 · Oct 11, 2015

What is holding the rocks? It looks nice!

dallas reefer · Oct 11, 2015

Has to be styrofoam. Good idea

renato120 · Oct 11, 2015

dallas reefer said:
Has to be styrofoam. Good idea

If styrofoam it could flip upside down with a powerhead flow. Whatever is holding the rocks steady its what is making it "float" it must it be some kind of stick behind the overflow to the midle of the rock holding it. So it gives the look of floating.

dallas reefer · Oct 11, 2015

Well think about it. If it's a bowl shaped rock. Or a few rocks glued together, if the styrofoam is higher in that 'bowl' area it would be less of a chance to flip over.

dallas reefer · Oct 11, 2015

If the rocks are hanging over the styrofoam more around the edges. I think it could work.

gooch · Oct 11, 2015

Its Magic......or magnets. I have made them with ceramic and magnets.

dallas reefer · Oct 11, 2015

I was wrong. I agree with ^ it's magic

Rob's Reef · Oct 11, 2015

It can't just be Styrofoam. There is something anchoring it down or it would be floating around the tank with the current.

Still looks cool however they did it

Lenny_S · Oct 11, 2015

My guess would be suspended with fishing line

SandJ · Oct 11, 2015

Is it attached to the overflow?

Oscaror · Oct 11, 2015

Does anyone see that it's attached to the overflow? Really, probably something like styrofoam (as people said) and it's attached to the back, the wait reducing material, whatever it is, helps it keep from snapping off of the overflow. That seems to be the most logical explanation IMO