Need suggestion

[vostasf]

I’m not sure if I should change anything about this aquascape setup or just leave it as it is. I’m wanting to build a mixed feef setup

 

[mmorrison55]

Make sure you leave space for getting to your glass. Ive knocked off way too many corals that I care to admit cleaning my glass.

 

[vostasf]

Make sure you leave space for getting to your glass. Ive knocked off way too many corals that I care to admit cleaning my glass.

Good idea thank you!

 

[PharmrJohn]

With aquascapes, there's a general rule of thumb to have as many hiding places as there are fish. You've got a cool set up the way you set it up!

 

[JumboShrimp]

I do see areas of possible shading/ shadowing-- as in areas of large overhangs that could block out light on a coral on the next level down. But much will depend on what you get growing where.

 

[vostasf]

With aquascapes, there's a general rule of thumb to have as many hiding places as there are fish. You've got a cool set up the way you set it up!

Thanks man!

 

[vostasf]

I do see areas of possible shading/ shadowing-- as in areas of large overhangs that could block out light on a coral on the next level down. But much will depend on what you get growing where.

I was thinking of putting some acan coral or mushroom corals in the shaded spots and for the top I was thinking some hammers and Duncan’s. I’ve been watching a lot of reef tours and am kinda harrowed it down to what I want

This is one of the examples I wanted to follow

 

[Mr. Mojo Rising]

No hiding spots for fish, and not much horizontal space for mounting corals. Most of the rockwork is verticle which is not ideal for corals IMO. just my 2 cents good luck

 

[Gumbies R Us]

I would add more caves for your fish and more horizontal rock. Also, try not to have it close to the glass, as others have stated. Looks good though!