Show Off Your Large Tank Aquascape :)

[ReefDoctor]

I love posting pics... LOL so any chance im given Ill do it :)

 

[btkrausen]

Wow, thats amazing man. Is the at morish idol in there? What a fantastic tank...thanks for sharing

 

[Yerboy]

48x36x24 190 gallon

If i had it to do over again i would have used half as much rock.

 

[btkrausen]

Nice looking tank man. Looks good like it is. I do like the less rock look as well.

 

[Larsen]

 

[greg0385]

weather permitting i will have my build almost done tomorrow, still have to paint it, but im so ready to have my tank done that i can taste it.

 

[Murfman]

One thing I would do is to lay out the rock and start to put it together, outside the tank. Once you get a few pieces the way you like the formation, use 1/2" acrylic rod and and drill them to hold them in place. You can use epoxy on the bottom one, holding the rod in place and then just stack the rock the way you mapped it out.

 

[john90009]

what t-5 do you have in there? thats the first tank that iv seen that actually looks like a true actinic pop without vhos.

 

[swannyson7]

Wow, thats amazing man. Is the at morish idol in there? What a fantastic tank...thanks for sharing

Looks like a Heniochus butterfly to me, but still a neat fish. Beautiful tanks everyone! Keep them coming!

 

[Monroereef]

Here is my 350G in the making. Working on the aquascpe as I type this :)

Sunny

 

[soccerbag]

My 247g - a lot of negative space for the fish to swim and corals to grow : )

Another view

 

[sf_ramsden]

soccerbag, that is one beautiful tank!!!

 

[seth&angelle]

500 gallon. Dimensions are 57''x48''x42''

 

[greg0385]

not to side track this great thread, but how do you reach things on the bottom of this tank^^^^ i have a 31" tall tank that im building and im wondering how im going to be putting zoas and other corals on the sandbed

 

[Chris_SG]

here is my 250g total volume peninsula

 

[Aquaph8]

Love the rock scape Chris. What are the deminsions?

 

[seth&angelle]

not to side track this great thread, but how do you reach things on the bottom of this tank^^^^ i have a 31" tall tank that im building and im wondering how im going to be putting zoas and other corals on the sandbed

I have to put on my wetsuit!

 

[greg0385]

seems like you would get oil off your skin and loose hairs in your tank, i guess since your tank has so much volume it doesn't hurt. lol snorkeling in your living room!!

 

[hydroinnovations]

Hi, I'm new to reef2reef. This is a 440 gallon mixed reef with water-cooled lighting, 75g sump/frag tank, 40g fuge and its been setup about 8 months.

There are 17 pieces of aqua-mag rocks along the sides and across the back of the tank which are just now starting to grow coraline. These rocks are awesome and that's why I have so many of them. They give me plenty of room for corals but most importantly they are great copepod breeders because they are very porous.

 

[hydroinnovations]

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