aquascape improvements

My 75 just fished cycling a couple weeks ago, im add cuc in the next couple days, I have a 30g sump with skimer, heater, ato and uv steralizer along with 2 viparspectra 160s 14inchs above my water line. Any major improvement could be making, i have a gfo reactor for when ill need to start...

I have a 35 gallon nano tank with 1 wavemaker (Tunze nanostream 6040) that keeps the few coral that I have happy. However there is some rockwork (1 solid piece) sort of cave that doesn’t get airflow. Bubble algae starting to form/sand settles there. Due to the positioning of the first...

Hello, im in the process of starting my very first reef tank and I have most of the essential materials. One of which is Live Rock. I have it set up here on my 55g and want to know if this specific setup is good or not and if I should change anything. I want this to be a more “open reef” type of...

I started off with a FOWLR tank and bought a bunch of rock when I first started out, now that I’m getting into coral I’m thinking of removing about 3 large rocks from my scape to make more room for the coral, would it effect my tank if I do so? How should I go about removing the live rock? Can I...

Long story short, I have a 20g long with a Nero 3 and an AI Blade. They’ve both been working well, and I haven’t really had issues with them. My tank has been running for a few years and was doing great until life got busy (kids!). It didn’t get the attention it deserved for a while, and I’ve...

I have been out of the hobby almost 20 years. I saved all of my Fiji live rock from then. Anyways, this will be a mixed reef going in an IM lagoon 50gal EXT. I tried to leave room for my hand for cleaning and what not. let me know your thoughts.

Please ignore the mess in the background I have 4 separate islands in a sense. The left side of the tank is where my overflow is as well as where the outtake is. Tank is 7 x 2 x 2. Table is 72 in max. Green tape is the max of the 2 ft. Max height is at about 17 in. Wanting softies and lps

Is my rock work too high, if I plan on keeping soft corals and maybe a few sps later down the road?

Hey guys I have moved a large hammer coral from this space and am wanting to fill it with something. Only problem is this it’s kinda covered by this huge (basketball size) torch coral above it. Hence, when I moved the hammer coral. Anyone have any ideas as to what does well in low light?

I like the structure I made on the left but I'm questioning the one on the right. Any thoughts? Maybe I've just been staring at it too long haha.

20 Gal IM nuvo tank, should I stick with this or change it up? If you can add a picture of your scape for inspiration that would be great too. Planning for fish and coral, also have a large shelf I’ve broken into smaller pieces to make some shelves all over the scape let me know your input.

Just as the title says, any advice? I’m planning to keep a corals and a clown goby inside for now

Would a scape like this be okay for these fish? Some more caves and arches are planned to be added. List of larger fish 4 tangs, rabbitfish, foxface, pair of masked swallowtail, 4-6 bimaculatus anthias? Dimensions would be 62x18x12-14 height Want to keep it 12-14 since I plan on doing sps...

Hi all! I am setting up a Biocube 32 as a bubble tip anemone tank and wanted some feedback on the aquascape. My local shop only had arches, so this is what I came up with! I tried to get it from a few angles, but I can post more pictures if needed. I do plan on having a sand bed, this is just...

So it is my first time aquascaping a larger tank and wanted to make sure that everything looked as good as it can look, would greatly appreciate any tips or things that I can do differently before I begin adding anything to it. (Currently finishing the cycle).

I have about 20 mini SPS colonies in my tank that are not glued down or pegged in anywhere. Some are mounted on flat rock some on 3” frag discs and some have no base at all (Fiji mariculture colonies). They’ve all been in the tank for a month or more and seem to be in great health. My aquascape...