Getting some big specimens and wondering where the heck to put them

[rja]

So I found this awesome person giving me a great deal on some “big” colonies and a couple little ones.
Theres a multi-headed duncan, frogspawn, and big kenya tree. I’m wondering where I should plan to put these guys, lol. I think it will instantly fill my entire biocube 29.

Here’s some pics:

First off, my tank. The large branch rock is going to be removed because I just think it raises the scape too high. Once removed, the rock work will only go as high as it is on the far right

Here’s the Duncan, Frogspawn, and Kenya Tree

I was thinking I could do the kenya tree up top and then the frogspawn can go right in the middle where my green frogspawn is. Perhaps the duncan can go to the left of the kenya tree up top or the bottom right? Another things is that I will be getting three heads of hammer coral all about the size of the one head of green FS you can see in the tank shot. So where should these go? Maybe in a group along the bottom?


…I need a bigger tank….

 

[vetteguy53081]

So I found this awesome person giving me a great deal on some “big” colonies and a couple little ones.
Theres a multi-headed duncan, frogspawn, and big kenya tree. I’m wondering where I should plan to put these guys, lol. I think it will instantly fill my entire biocube 29.

Here’s some pics:

First off, my tank. The large branch rock is going to be removed because I just think it raises the scape too high. Once removed, the rock work will only go as high as it is on the far right

Here’s the Duncan, Frogspawn, and Kenya Tree

I was thinking I could do the kenya tree up top and then the frogspawn can go right in the middle where my green frogspawn is. Perhaps the duncan can go to the left of the kenya tree up top or the bottom right? Another things is that I will be getting three heads of hammer coral all about the size of the one head of green FS you can see in the tank shot. So where should these go? Maybe in a group along the bottom?


…I need a bigger tank….

Grab a piece of paper and draw a few scenarios out as to where they’ll go and how they’ll look.
After a little moving around, you will have a plan