Tips on improving an aquascape

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I am looking for opinions to improve my aquascape. I am looking into getting some tbs rock to seed it and add some live rock to my tank, i dont want to demolish my current scape, just make changes.
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Think about where you will place corals in the future. Right now I’m seeing a lot of vertical structures without much flat surface area for planting frags. I like your idea of building bridges, but maybe take it a step further and combine 2 of the islands into a larger tiered rock pile. Better yet, combine 2 and 2 so you have 2 islands instead of 4. I’m partial to the double island setup though :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes:

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I am looking for opinions to improve my aquascape. I am looking into getting some tbs rock to seed it and add some live rock to my tank, i dont want to demolish my current scape, just make changes.
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Did you come up with some ways to improve your aquascape?
 
Good choice for rock!
 
I had my aquascape just how I wanted it, but when a couple of fish started fighting I had to rearrange everything. Now it looks awful.
 

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