Aquascape Help
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get-salty
Well-Known Member
scape looks good to me or at least for coral placements.
is it going to be bare bottom setup w/out sand?
Fish too ?
if you're keeping fish, i dont see any good hiding places for them..
is it going to be bare bottom setup w/out sand?
Fish too ?
if you're keeping fish, i dont see any good hiding places for them..
easpector
New Member
I tried following the rule of thirds for my Aquascaping. Something about it is very appealing to the eyes.Can I get some feedback? Something seems off here. I’ve asked chatgpt for help but all the pictures it generates are worse.
Sorry for the glare
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mmorrison55
Valuable Member
Nothing wrong with what you have, it if I were to suggest one change it would be to put your largest arch in the middle with two smaller arches flanking. It would look more balanced.
Dr 5hakalu
New Member
I thought you were trolling and was trying to figure out what word you spelled out, looks like chop lol but it looks good regardless
1mbrews8
2500 Club Member
yup, looks fine and will look even better with coral on it..
if I had to pick a thing or 2, looks like you tried to spell something kinda lol.. I'd move one of the 2 "flat" pieces that are pointing at each other up more to be different.
And then maybe the top left most piece to the top of that left section. Since most tanks have the light/par tapering off at the sides, would be good to just let that be lower and for lower par corals..
if I had to pick a thing or 2, looks like you tried to spell something kinda lol.. I'd move one of the 2 "flat" pieces that are pointing at each other up more to be different.
And then maybe the top left most piece to the top of that left section. Since most tanks have the light/par tapering off at the sides, would be good to just let that be lower and for lower par corals..
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