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Like this?I like the first or last one too. But try moving the small rock near the center channel to the other end of the rock it’s on.
I was thinking the other one.
Super easy, I’ll move it tomorrow and send pic. That’s the rock my son thinks looks like a smiley faceif it’s easy, try that.
Awesome advice I’ll try that aswell. Might be hard as my wife has ocd lol but I’ll def give it a shot tomorrow. I dig that idea.I like flat rock surfaces for coral to grow on but also like the flat areas to be at diffrent angles and slopes if that makes sense.
Good start or base imo. Keep at it.
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Yea I also agree. I was thinking of maybe adding a few branch rocks in the mix. What do you think?I like the way it looks and as mentioned it would make it easy for mounting corals, but it doesn't look like any of those give much room for fish to hide in besides the two main arches...just something to consider
It would probably help but I am the last person who should be giving advice on the looks of an aquascape. I don't even like my own aquascape lol.Yea I also agree. I was thinking of maybe adding a few branch rocks in the mix. What do you think?
LmfaooooIt would probably help but I am the last person who should be giving advice on the looks of an aquascape. I don't even like my own aquascape lol.
At the moment I havewhat types of coral you intend to keep?
so I like to slightly angle flats so the back side is higher than the front, for viewing of low growers like mushrooms and zoas. that way you can see them carpeting the rock when you are sitting in the room as opposed to having to be standing in front of the tank.At the moment I have
Torches
Hammers
Zoas
Pipe organ
GSP
Duncan
Acans
Mushroom
And plan to get some more torches and sos in the future once my tank is more established
VERYYYYYY GOOD IDEA!! Thanks I will definetly try that out!so I like to slightly angle flats so the back side is higher than the front, for viewing of low growers like mushrooms and zoas. that way you can see them carpeting the rock when you are sitting in the room as opposed to having to be standing in front of the tank.
Thanks so much for your adviceso I like to slightly angle flats so the back side is higher than the front, for viewing of low growers like mushrooms and zoas. that way you can see them carpeting the rock when you are sitting in the room as opposed to having to be standing in front of the tank.