Aggresive Aquascaping

[power]

Any ideas on bringing some color to my aggressive set up? What do you guy use? I have heard of some company in FL that sells plastic corals that are very expensive. I am looking to bring a good amount of color to my show tank. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. I have attached a photo so you can see what I would like to improve. Thanks, JP.

 

[fmarini]

That puffer won't allow too much aquascaping.
You can add those fake plants to add a dash of color, but i would expect the puffer to chew on them.
I would tell you that the coloration will come from your fish, and not your tank setup.

 

[portugee]

I've got a tall 90 gal tank that looks similar to yours. I stacked 150# of purple fiji rock in a wall all the way to the top. It hides 4 powerheads, plumbing and the heater. I think it looks very colorful as well as natural and I dont have to clean algea of the back of the tank.
I think the next the next addition would be some dead corals or the plastic ones your talking about for color.

 

[treble]

Add some calcium to make the coraline sprout on the rocks, that really brings out the colors of everything in my 30 gallon. You could pick up a handful of Macro Algae at the fish store for a bit of color.

 

[grouperhead]

Yeah you can put in some additives to promote coraline growth. Some more lr won't hurt either. I don't really like fake corals, but that is just me. Like said earlier, you get your color from fish in an aggressive fish. Bo