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I think I have my rock scape for the new tank. take a look. last pic what's left over will be up for sale or trade in the future.
 

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are you using an iPhone to take that pic's?
 
If you save the pictures to you desktop on the PC, open each one and rotate it to the correct orientation than upload to post.
 
yes iPhone and yes they are in the right position on my pc
 
Happens to me too... how much for leftover rocks?
haven't got that far yet . I need to look at the tank for a few days and make sure I am happy with it before I post rocks. will start a separate thread when I do.
 
Nice but i would move rock away from back glass or you could have a dead spot unless you have a pwr head blowing across there
 
Lots of ideas on Youtube, in case you want a few more ideas to throw around. I think you'll fill up what you have there really fast with coral.
 
Lots of ideas on Youtube, in case you want a few more ideas to throw around. I think you'll fill up what you have there really fast with coral.

exactly I have learned my lessons with rock work less is more
 
I like it! Especially the two rocks in front center/right, gives it a good slope. I don't think you'll get much dead zone behind the rocks. As long as you put enough flow in the tank all together you won't have to designate a power head for flow behind the rocks, there's plenty of room back there and the tank is narrow so you wouldn't be able to scape much more outwards without loosing sandbed space.
 
there is a gap behind the rocks only the top rock touches the glass at a single point. I think I am going with it. time to add water.
 

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