Ideas on floating aquascape

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I did a 3 pillar look, not natural looking at all but its a change from what i usually do. The open bottom gives me great flow and particles stay suspended until sucked into the overflow. Up top will be all SPS once the tank is ready.
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Ho do you keep them from not falling over?
 
you guys have amazing scapes
 
Not sure this qualifies as floating but the idea was to have a smaller footprint with good flow underneath as best as possible. The top will be all acros and the lower sections will have lower light corals like cyphastrea and favia.

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Here's mine. Couple base rocks on bottom, than all branches interlocked. Love the way can swim underneath and between the branches.

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I came back to this thread after so long...glad to see some discussion and reefers sharing their scapes. Any more ideas? I like the scape where reefbuilders did a tank tour of an Australian tank...that's amazing. Wonder how he did that scape.

 

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