Feedback on first aquascape

[oreocookie]

Hey,

I’ve been playing around with the rocks that came with my Reef Casa Studio 12 kit off and on for the last few days. After coming up with something that I think I’m satisfied with, I’ve moved it from my cardboard template into the tank to get a better feel for it before glueing it all together. I know a lot of this is a “beauty is in the eye of the beholder” kinda situation, but am I missing anything that may cause issues later on? I’ve got ledges for coral placement, a small cave on the left side (big enough for anything to use? No idea, lol), and a gap around all sides for glass cleaning…. Anything I should (re)consider before glueing?

 

[Arthacker87]

Looks unique and spaced well to me. Cleaning and flow is the only thing you have ever think of, the rest is all about what you want.

 

[TJ42]

Looks good!

 

[JumboShrimp]

Personally, with a tank of that size, and all flat stackable rocks, I wouldn't glue a thing. Keep your future options wide-open. This will give you the greatest flexibility to pluck out a rock any time you need to-- such as for killing an aptasia outside the tank, and a dozen other reasons you might find useful in time. Looks nice, though.

 

[ECoast0023]

Looks like quality pours rock and the scape itself is appealing and functional imo. Like said earlier, plenty of room for flow and cleaning and good spacing for coral placement down the road. Plenty of hiding spots and honestly it's just up to your appeal for the aesthetic now. Best of luck!

 

[reifen]

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[reifen]

better flow without it