60 gal cube sps dominant

[TVo]

My new 60 gal sps dominated tank. Radion g4 pro/T5 hybrid lights.

 

[Rakie]

I like it, time to throw up some larger pictures :D

 

[Phelipe's Ocean]

That is a wonderland

 

[Crabs McJones]

I love it! I really like how you have sort of this pillar effect going on with your rockwork. Great job :) Following along for progress pictures :D

 

[SPR1968]

Very pretty!

 

[Robert McCreary]

amazing aquascape! i love the overall flow of things. what inspired the rock work?:)

 

[TVo]

amazing aquascape! i love the overall flow of things. what inspired the rock work?:)

I wanted a lot of room up top for sps and a lot of spaces for good flow. So i used marcos cement and put them all together. Turned out a lot better than expected

 

[NY_Caveman]

Wow, need more images. more angles! Really beautiful!

 

[TVo]

Wow, need more images. more angles! Really beautiful!

I'll make a video soon ! :)

 

[dodgerblew]

From one 60 sps cube keeper to another, that's a beauty!

 

[Preme]

We need more pics! Love the scape I’m trying to do something similar in my tank

 

[CoralWealth]

lets get an update!

 

[TVo]

lets get an update!

i just bought a canon dslr camera. still playing with it to get good videos and pics. If anyone has any pointers i would greatly appreciate it.

 

[TVo]

I tried uploading a video but it says it’s too big. I have a short video on Ig @tq_corals. Here are some pics

 

[Rakie]

That's how you use Tonga. So many people never think of using it like that but it's perfect that way.

 

[TVo]

That's how you use Tonga. So many people never think of using it like that but it's perfect that way.

Thanks! Emarcos cement them all together !

 

[maroun.c]

Looking great. Love the rockwork.
Cubes are very difficult to scape for me especially small ones. I love the multiple vertical extensions which indeed provides more space for more coral placement.

 

[maroun.c]

i just bought a canon dslr camera. still playing with it to get good videos and pics. If anyone has any pointers i would greatly appreciate it.

Suggest u checkout the photography forum. In the sticky threads on the top u can find some good info as well as a series of photography articles i.posted a while back which are very good to get the basics. Looking at pics u posted id start by stabilizing camera a bit more (tripod or supporting the lens against the glass when shooting close) as well as shooting woth lense perpendicular to front glass to avoid distortions.

 

[TVo]

Suggest u checkout the photography forum. In the sticky threads on the top u can find some good info as well as a series of photography articles i.posted a while back which are very good to get the basics. Looking at pics u posted id start by stabilizing camera a bit more (tripod or supporting the lens against the glass when shooting close) as well as shooting woth lense perpendicular to front glass to avoid distortions.

Thanks! Will do

 

[TeotheCoral]

Good job my asian brother!!!

teo the coral