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Hi All,

Keen to get some feeback on a planned aquascape for my new Cade 1500. I like the minimal look and want to allow a lot of space for grow out. So theres not heaps of rock in the tank. Also wanted to have channels in the rock that plating corals can grow out over to create a cave. If you are looking at the tank the couch i will be viewing it from is slightly offset to the left so ive created the channels aiming towards the couch.

Anyway, keen for some feedback. A couple of concerns i have are that there might not be enough flat shelf space for mounting coral? Or maybe just not enough rock in general?

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Based upon your stated criteria, I would say you accomplished your goal. 👍🏻
 
Pointy mountain tops and vertical walls leave little room for placing coral. Stepped mesas work far better.
 

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