Please give me feedback on my aquascape before I add sand. Thanks!

[Cryptiic86]

Been a lurker a while this is first post! I set up my first bigger non nano tank today. Just finished aquascape and It's is locked in very tightly and sturdy but would like the community feedback!

 

[sheel be right]

that one piece of rock is pretty close to the surface, id lower it abit

 

[kevgib67]

Very nice, perhaps a little rock away from the two structures for an island. Gsp, zoas, rfas etc.

 

[Pickle_soup]

Looks good. I would take that piece that sticks up away. It distracts from the rest. Besides it looks like it's leaning against the back. I would also make sure that there is enough space in the back, don't want dead spots.

 

[Dbichler]

I would try to flip it upside down in spot shown see how that looks or twist is sideways to create sleeping spaces for fish

 

[mtraylor]

looks good. Like the swim throughs

 

[Cryptiic86]

Looks good. I would take that piece that sticks up away. It distracts from the rest. Besides it looks like it's leaning against the back. I would also make sure that there is enough space in the back, don't want dead spots.

It's about two to three inches away from back all the way around sturdy base no leaning. Thanks for the feedback!

 

[Bakedpwn]

id buy a 24 inch arch of bulk reef or where ever you buy from and connect the two mounds with mortar via arch

 

[ajax969]

I’d take that tallest piece on the far right and possibly put it in the middle between the two “islands”. It looks like it has a nice hole for a swim through for fish

 

[RJT]

The highest rock on the right will block powerhead flow from that side. Other than that it’s a great design.

 

[reeftankdude]

Aquascaping comes from the heart. It is an individuals work of art. Just leave room on all sides for cleaning/etc and for power heads. Keep in mind fish need hiding places to feel secure.