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beauty is in the eye of the beholder,u want less rocks touching the bottom watch some vids on utube on aquascapes
 
beauty is in the eye of the beholder,u want less rocks touching the bottom watch some vids on utube on aquascapes
 
Remember Mandee once you are happy with what you see use epoxy to glue the rocks together in sections. What i see is a rock slide waiting to happen!
Better to glue together now while dry
 
No3 is easily managed with a proper refugium and efficient skimming :-)
 
Welcome to r2r. I think you have to many rocks the same size. You need couple of big pcs and then add to them with small rock. It also gives it more depth and 3D perspective. Don't rush cause once you do it and fill then it will be harder to re aqua scape.
 
Make sure you leave room for your live rock!
Some people like to make 2 or 3 pieces of scape or islands maybe that will help give you an idea that you might stick with ;).
I know I moved mine around a lot; even once right after I filled it up haha that was a real pain...
 

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