Show Off Your Large Tank Aquascape :)

[Mark Novack]

Put this scape together for an 180 gallon build.
80Lb of Marco Rock Foundation and 90Lb of Shelf.

Absolutely beautiful. I see happy fish in your future.

 

[Grigs]

Had to rescape after chasing everyone out due to an ich outbreak... Here is what I wound up with. Wondering if it might not look better with a little less in there. I was trying to build as many good sized caves as possible, but I may have gotten a little carried away. Am considering removing the rock circled. I'm starting another tank that is going to be an SPS tank, so getting super high light will be less of a priority.

What do you guys think?

 

[Yuri Prigodich]

Had to rescape after chasing everyone out due to an ich outbreak... Here is what I wound up with. Wondering if it might not look better with a little less in there. I was trying to build as many good sized caves as possible, but I may have gotten a little carried away. Am considering removing the rock circled. I'm starting another tank that is going to be an SPS tank, so getting super high light will be less of a priority.

What do you guys think?

Very nice! Looks good...

 

[Yuri Prigodich]

You’ll have more of an island look, it’s up to you what you want. Both look good IMO...

 

[fuelman]

just did mine today used the reef saver rock & starboard on the bottom

 

[Elegance Coral]

My 300. Not much of a "display" tank. It's in my fish room and not seen by many people.

 

[litenyaup]

My 300. Not much of a "display" tank. It's in my fish room and not seen by many people.

Very nice....probably the cleanest bare bottom tank i have ever seen lol!

 

[Kenny’s Nano Reef]

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

Sonny

Minimalist clean look

 

[southerntnreefer]

See

 

[Ratherbeflyen]

I made a covered back wall aquascape for my 6' 220 gallon tank.

I built a model of the inside dimensions of the tank out of cheap particle board to eliminate any risk of scratching or breaking the tank glass.

After curing, I siliconed it to the back and sides of the tank.

Ready for water.

Ready for livestock.

One year later, August 19.

March 2020

A couple things I really like about my setup is all the empty space for fish and corals. I also don't have any dead spots where detritus can build in a spot impossible to clean.

 

[SoCalReefer19]

Dude, this is gorgeous. Congratulations.

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

Sonny

 

[Gary Inwood]

Will have TO get a better picture tomorrow my lights all ready kicked off

wow

 

[ShawnSaucier]

So I decided to start fresh with my system. I’ve held on to my fish, fuge is still running and full, same sand with a massive stir followed by a 50% water change. I’ve got approximately 120lbs of new rock, structures built by Kevin at Top Shelf Aquatics, and approximately 40lbs of old Haitian/Pukani rock that has been in my tanks for 9+ years. Gonna let it sit for a few months, just run blue LEDs for the fish for a couple of hours. Before and after pics..

 

[Paul B]

Make believe that Male Model is not in the picture.

 

[Gahngoo]

Here's my custom made 100g corner pentagon.

 

[vetteguy53081]

 

[New Jersey REEF]

 

[dca22anderson]

 

[dca22anderson]

reefscape with fish, corals up next...

 

[jaxteller007]

We are in the process of setting up a 180 that will be mainly fish and live rock with probably a couple lower end corals (don't want to invest too heavily in coral as we will be moving next year) trying to get ideas for aquascaping. Any tips or suggestions for this kind of service up?