4 mo. old 150G

[spmnarciso]

Getting there...what do you all think? The good, the bad?

 

[seaking606]

Originally posted by jwtrojan44
It's a nice start. Personally, I like to see open spots in the rock structure, possibly even some valleys and perhaps a channel between two rock formations. The wall to wall look never appealed to me but that's my opinion. You have some nice rock pieces. It might be an idea to experiment and make some interesting formations, breaking up the wall look. This can also aid in circulation.
I'm with you on that. I like alot of that rock, but i've never been a man of the wall to wall look. I like some valleys and peaks just to mix it up, as well as crossing the power filters to give some random water movement.

 

[neowind]

Wow is all I can say. I love the way you have all your rocks setup. I think that looks awsome!!! Looks like you got some nice corralline growth going on from what I can see also. I would love to see some closer shots also.

 

[razoreqx]

I would definately move some of that rock around so you can promote better water flow in and around the rock.. Otherwise your going to have some "dead" spots which will cause you problems down the road.. The tank looks great IMO!

 

[spmnarciso]

Thanks for the opinions. There's actually alot of space between the rock. All along the bottom I have base rock and large LR above it. Mostly what you are seeing is the smaller pieces in the front. Alot of spacing for fish to swim through and hide. Might rethink the wall to wall formation though and maybe add alittle more spacing. Thanks!
I have 5 PH's facing in all different directions.

 

[jasontk]

Personally I really like the way your rock is set up. Maybe it isn't the best for water flow, but it looks good. I like a good wall of rocks.

 

[mr. tuna]

Very nice!!