Who do you scape for?

Gobi1canobi

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I’m a long time extreme scaper! I started 25 years ago in fresh. Then went to reptiles . Then palydoriums! I’ve always liked the natural habitats! Keeping the animals first ! Striving to perfect it like no other! I have a portfolio of many of my works ! They are in the process of being loaded. I’m creating reefscapes non stop here are some of my recents ! Please! Share yours if your interested in my style contact me for info, or I spy! I’m a artist in many ways but I’m thinking in making the reefscapes my profession. I have studied intensely!
 
No pics of your scapes.
Some in my build. I just started recording them my people encouraged me to start putting my work out for people to critique. To see what happens. I love doing it so I'll give it a try I've made custom habitat for many species. I wish I could find old pics. But those fish got away! I'm trying to get better with the photos also that's a big factor
 
Found some from the beginning. I scape for the animals . I'm their creator. I want to evolve as they do. I am the first gen. Reefstafarian! I'm making this hobby my religion.
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Fish are my first love so I scape to make them feel safe. My tank is coming on 8 years old so very mature and full too. It makes for lots of hiding places. I still try to keep a little negative space with the sand and open swimming room.
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I scape for fun! :-) I build something and then break it down again.. What a cliché that the Danish man treats his rocks like were they Legos :p
 
In most of my years of reefing I was always a stack rocks in the tank person, but on my last two tanks I started busting the rocks up and then gluing them into different shapes. I actually really enjoyed doing it.
Here was the first one I did
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I scape for what I like to see
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But, the more I read and research I think I'll be moving towards scaping to accommodate my tank inhabitants natural habitat in the future.
 
I scape for what I like to see
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But, the more I read and research I think I'll be moving towards scaping to accommodate my tank inhabitants natural habitat in the future.
That is a great scape and can be adapted to accommodate most inhabitants.
 

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