Reefer 350 Aquascape Help

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Hi everyone, been working on my Reefer 350 Aquascape, trying to maintain balance for both corals and fish spaces. Planning on having mostly zoas, leathers, and lps. I havent built an aquascape in over 10yrs would love to hear peoples thoughts.



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So i decided to remove the front piece on the right to give more sand bed space and it opens up the cave for fish.

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I like it, nice work. Do worry too much about fine details. As your corals grow out it will be the mass structure that is noticed.

Thanks, I have so much rock too much actually, was trying to resist the urge to put too much in.
 
I think it looks great. Plenty of places for livestock to hide and plenty of places for placing corals. Well done :).
 

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