New Scape,, what do you guys think?

[mayo]

Not happy with my current scape so I’ll be changing it to this. What do you think of it?

 

[mahindra.dev]

Not happy with my current scape so I’ll be changing it to this. What do you think of it?

Looks great!!

 

[theblackpearl]

Sweet.....I dig the complex branch rock

 

[jakeh22]

Gorgeous

 

[SalinFL]

Very nice

 

[chefjpaul]

Right up my alley there !
Looks sweet

 

[Myka]

My style too!

 

[NY_Caveman]

Not happy with my current scape so I’ll be changing it to this. What do you think of it?

LOVE IT! It is obviously pieced together but still looks quite natural.

 

[GSPClown94]

That looks awesome!

 

[Krzydmnd]

Very nice.

 

[SuperHaze57]

Looks awesome!

 

[Joe's Coral Reef]

wow, very nice. I think the idea of using the zip ties to hold it together, is this just until its glued?

 

[Mr. Limpid]

My suggestion is to have the back left pieces in the front. If it cant be switched with front coral, then i would just flip the arrangement. Otherwise looking good.

 

[Dawsokj1988]

That's beautiful. Will allow some great flow as well!

 

[OriginalUserName]

How high is your tank? Looks great! Maybe some more vertical interest unless you plan on corals providing that.

 

[buddy.]

Looks really nice to me. Plenty of room for corals and there shouldn't be any flow dead spots.

 

[Ashish Patel]

asethetically I think you nailed it.. I see a good focus on adding least amount of unusable rock as possible. Another thing I like is the rock you used is more flat surface and one thing i've notice is my aiptasia only grow on the reef saver rock where their are plenty of holes. I would never use a rock that has too many crevices its just a breeding ground for things like bubble algae and aiptasia should they find their way into your tank. In my case I used all dry rock and aiptasia and bubble algae free LR and still introduced them to my tank. I now find myself epoxying the surfaces to make it more flat and pest never seem to make it on flat surfaces with constant grazing of fish, wrasses, and snails. You won't have a problem with your setup since the design is not beneficial to these pest.

 

[larryl]

Looks amazing and it looks like plenty of spacing for flow.

 

[ArowanaLover1902]

I'd add a bit more height to it, maybe some more caves or a mountain or something. The fish rely on the rock for shelter and cover too, consider the size of your fish and the size of your caves.

 

[mayo]

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