65 gallon aquascaping

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Anyone have a 65 gallon reef tank set up? I'm setting mine up now and just wanna see how some people set Theirs up.
 

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Here's mine. I really want to take a couple rocks out still but I don't have room in my sump and I hate to waste the amazing rock.

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Mine is currently down --- but should be back up in a couple of months --- close on the new place next week.

Here are a few from when it was set up. And a few from when I had my 58 set up -- same footprint, just not as tall.

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The 58,

(( not bowed, just an odd angle ))

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I have a 60 gallon but I hate my current setup. I ordered 30 more lb of rock that should come next week. My problem is I have a 60 gallon tall so it is very thin, I have to figure out stacking the rock high without making it too wide. I have also been told to keep the rock away from my glass for better flow... so just setting up my rock has been a huge ordeal.
 

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I have a 60 gallon but I hate my current setup. I ordered 30 more lb of rock that should come next week. My problem is I have a 60 gallon tall so it is very thin, I have to figure out stacking the rock high without making it too wide. I have also been told to keep the rock away from my glass for better flow... so just setting up my rock has been a huge ordeal.
You can drill holes in your rocks and use acrylic rods to enable you to stack higher without going too wide.
 

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Like the first pic of your 65 trex....what is that growing on the overflow?
 

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Mine is currently down --- but should be back up in a couple of months --- close on the new place next week.

Here are a few from when it was set up. And a few from when I had my 58 set up -- same footprint, just not as tall.

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Is your overflow on the 65 offset to the corner? I'm jealous. My 65 has it right in the middle.
 

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