Aquascape?

[ZachariahBeanzz]

Hey there! I recently received the rocks I ordered for my IM 20g tank, and started aquascaping. I’m planning on keeping a
Neon Goby Tailspot Blenny, and a Royal Gramma amoung various LPS and soft corals. Here’s what I’ve so far created

I know the images aren’t the greatest, but from what you can see, would it work out okay? Thanks!

 

[I never finish anythi]

Looks nice , I like it .

 

[ZachariahBeanzz]

Sorry, I forgot ask in the post, but would flow be okay with the setup?

 

[Airedale Reef]

I think flow would be fine with this set up. Really for me, once I settle on a design you can simply adjust your flow after the fact.

I do like the rock work on the right (the cave and live edge looks sweet - almost lion king ish with Pride Rock)

I would change the structure on the left as to me it looks like three pieces of rock stacked on top of each other. I think you could redesign and create another cave or inlet.

Just my 2 cents

 

[ZachariahBeanzz]

I think flow would be fine with this set up. Really for me, once I settle on a design you can simply adjust your flow after the fact.

I do like the rock work on the right (the cave and live edge looks sweet - almost lion king ish with Pride Rock)

I would change the structure on the left as to me it looks like three pieces of rock stacked on top of each other. I think you could redesign and create another cave or inlet.

Just my 2 cents

Yeah, I was finicking with the left structure for a while, I want it to be a separate island type of structure. But that’s the best I could come up with, I like the idea of another inlet, but I couldn’t seem to quite get it there.

 

[ZachariahBeanzz]

I think I may have made it look better?

I wad thinking I could just make the left structure a zoa island, but I still don’t know

 

[Airedale Reef]

I like it! Aquascape and coral placement is half the fun! I dig the new look and think you e accomplish both an island you wanted as well as made managed to make it more of a cohesive piece in my opinion.

Looking forward to seeing this progress!