Need ideas on designing my rocks

[sandie.rose.923]

Does anybody have ideas or pics on how i can design this better?

 

[Gumbies R Us]

Does anybody have ideas or pics on how i can design this better?

Video is not loading on my end, do you have a photo?

 

[Fish Fan]

I can see the video on my Windows PC. Sometimes it just takes a while to fully upload to R2R.

Sadly, I cannot help because I am completely inept at *real* aquascaping. I have for years been nothing more than a *rock stacker*.

Recently, I tried my hand at a more contemporary rock scape. I tried ordering the very expensive Marco shelf rock and foundation rocks, and it looks like you may have some of the same stuff. In the end I did not like the shelf rock at all. They are not nearly as flat as I expected, and I wouldn't recommend them. The foundation rocks were wicked expensive, but they "worked" well, I thought. In the end I didn't use them either because I found that I could glue *regular* rock and have it be plenty stable and also allow for more water flow under the rocks.

While many use epoxy and even mortar, for my small, humble rock scape I used regular, non-gel super glue from my local dollar store and baking soda. The baking soda acts as something of an insta-set for the super glue. I did this for a very shallow tank, less than 12" tall, but I felt like the super glue and baking soda set up firmly enough that I didn't bother with any epoxy or anything other than an occasional spot of Gorilla Glue Super Glue gel.

Here's my journey in aquascaping, for all to have a good laugh :)

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/please-critique-my-‘scape-and-what-is-marco-rocks.1099121/
Good luck!

 

[Dragen Fiend]

Best thing is add some arches. Feel like it provides more depth to a tank and gives the fish more areas to want to swim through or feel safe.

 

[Science/G]

https://www.elegantthemes.com/blog/...-ultimate-guide-to-understanding-and-using-it

 

[sandie.rose.923]

Does anybody have ideas or pics on how i can design this better?