Show Off Your Large Tank Aquascape :)

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Great looking setups everyone! The boomies and minimal rockwork is the way to go. ;) These sorts of setups look great with stags growing out to great heights. My fish also appreciate the extra room to swim. Oh, and flow is MUCH easier to handle and deal with when you have minimal obstructions.

Here is my 3.5 month old 72*36*22 Rimless Reef

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Sonny

I always wondered what else do people use for filtration when there isn't much live rock in the tank?? Just a ridiculous amount in the sump?? Also what about hiding spots for fish if you want to have a nice amount of fish? Just curious
 
Well done people! :)
 
acrylic and aquascape?

Here's my custom aquascape for a my one of a kind unique tank setup Great White SPS REEF
 

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My 175g just finished cycling. Few fishes already in, will wait fir another few weeks before filling the tank with corals
 

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