Hi from Phoenix

Welcome to Reef2Reef!!! Nice gif - I vote 1

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Hi Chris. Welcome to R2R! Scape looks great! As long as you have room for good circulation behind the rocks, I like the option with the most rock as I am a fan of lots of biological filtration. Cheers!
Thanks for the feedback. I think I'm leaning towards most rock option too. Photos are from staged 55g tank. My larger tank should provide more room.

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Howdy and welcome. I like the lesser rock structure. Your corals will fill in as they mature and it is harder to maintain negative space.
I love negative space too! Hopefully a larger tank will allow me to have the best to both worlds, lots of rocks and space. Thanks for the feedback!
 
Welcome aboard r2r brother it’s a great community of reef peeps that are always willing to help and give advice with the common goal of helping you succeed in reefing
Thanks Paulie. Looking forward to getting back in the game.
 
Hi Chris!! Welcome to R2R. There are a few good places here in the Phoenix area, like Artistic Aquariums in Chandler and AZ Reef Monster in Mesa. Also, there is Ocean's Floor on Thomas at 24th Ave.
 
Hi Chris!! Welcome to R2R. There are a few good places here in the Phoenix area, like Artistic Aquariums in Chandler and AZ Reef Monster in Mesa. Also, there is Ocean's Floor on Thomas at 24th Ave.
Thanks for the Info Phil. Looking to have a little more success this time around. Fingers crossed.
 
Thanks for the Info Phil. Looking to have a little more success this time around. Fingers crossed.
If you want I can give you my email, cuz I have been looking for a reefing buddy, (no one I know has a tank). Here's a pic from March of my tank, (things have grown more and I need to get a more recent pic).

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