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One of my favorite parts of reef keeping is building the scape. I like to use as much negative space as possible when I create reefs. Branching rock helps attain that look much easier. Creating an NSA (negative space aquascape) is easy using fast setting glue such as Glue Master’s cyanoacrylate thin glue combined with crushed rock/sand.

Check out the video below for my complete process. The description of the video on YouTube has links to the products that I used. :)



Happy reefing all of you beautiful people! ✌️ :cool:

Building the scape:
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Filled in with coral 2 years later:
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