Lets see some cool aquascaping!!!

[jelezoglo]

Hi all

I have been trying to arrange my 65 gl for 3 months now to no avail

. So I was wondering if the more experienced could share their knowledge and expertise with some of us newbies. Pictures and advice are welcome on how to arrange rockwork so it looks realistic.
Let the games begin :cheer: :cheer: :cheer:

 

[vtfishies]

 

[jelezoglo]

very cool fishies

 

[vtfishies]

thanks.wish the leopard wrasse would show his face lol..thanks tho

 

[jelezoglo]

Come on guys...I am in need of some guidance

:help: ......I know you have awesome pics and ideas to share

 

[teen]

heres mine when my tank first started, its still the same, just more coral.

 

[jelezoglo]

Awesome rocks teen

 

[mr. crabs]

Here's Mine

 

[saltn00b]

nice rocks, caves and crevices are always a plus. one tipe would be not to try so hard. since coral reefs are part of nature , they rocks should like they are in your tank naturally. so dont force many bridges and perfect right angles and avoid using them like legos. instead let them overlap gracefully but make sure that the higher mounted ones are 'solid' and arent going to move when you have something like an anenome on the move or big hermits that could knock things around.

 

[mrdc]

I will bring your other thread in for others to see some other pictures

:
https://www.saltwaterfish.com/vb/showthread.php?t=219584

 

[keith burn]

Originally Posted by saltn00b
nice rocks, caves and crevices are always a plus. one tipe would be not to try so hard. since coral reefs are part of nature , they rocks should like they are in your tank naturally. so dont force many bridges and perfect right angles and avoid using them like legos. instead let them overlap gracefully but make sure that the higher mounted ones are 'solid' and arent going to move when you have something like an anenome on the move or big hermits that could knock things around.
Yes I agree

 

[theappe]

here is my tank. fairly new. all i have is live rock right now.

 

[jelezoglo]

Originally Posted by mrdc
I will bring your other thread in for others to see some other pictures

:
https://www.saltwaterfish.com/vb/showthread.php?t=219584
Thanks

 

[jelezoglo]

Originally Posted by saltn00b
nice rocks, caves and crevices are always a plus. one tipe would be not to try so hard. since coral reefs are part of nature , they rocks should like they are in your tank naturally. so dont force many bridges and perfect right angles and avoid using them like legos. instead let them overlap gracefully but make sure that the higher mounted ones are 'solid' and arent going to move when you have something like an anenome on the move or big hermits that could knock things around.

Cool advice

. I guess I am trying toooo hard

,
I'll try to chill

lol

 

[saltn00b]

y/w good luck, you will get it soon enough. post up pics when you do.

 

[jelezoglo]

will do, thanks

 

[sombra7740]

100 gallon
85# LR

 

[jelezoglo]

Originally Posted by sombra7740
100 gallon
85# LR
That looks awesome....good job

 

[sacfishguy]

250 pounds of LR
200 pounds of LS

 

[jelezoglo]

tons of caves
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