Enough rock in tank?

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Hey all,

Just recently moved my tank into my new house I decided to restructure the aquascape a bit and took out some of the rock I had in previously because it felt too cluttered. Just curious if this seems like too little rock for a 15g.

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Hey all,

Just recently moved my tank into my new house I decided to restructure the aquascape a bit and took out some of the rock I had in previously because it felt too cluttered. Just curious if this seems like too little rock for a 15g.

IMG_0149.jpeg
Looks fine to me!
 
Looks good to me! For me personally it would depend on my coral goals… SPS with fast growing corals you will need that room up top. If you’re looking at more of a softie or LPS tank you may desire more rocks. I do think it looks nice as is too though. Just think of what your goals are and go from there.
 
Hey all,

Just recently moved my tank into my new house I decided to restructure the aquascape a bit and took out some of the rock I had in previously because it felt too cluttered. Just curious if this seems like too little rock for a 15g.

IMG_0149.jpeg
I don't think the amount of rock matters all to much, and although I personally would add a little more(because I love hardscapes) your setup as it is looks great.
 

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