60g Cube Aquascape

ronnie · Nov 10, 2013

Finished my rock work a few minutes ago. Turned out pretty good. Planning to start cycling this rock as soon as my skimmer shows up. The plan is to run tandem setups - so I will cycle the new tank and then transfer fish and coral over when it's ready. This should keep me from rushing anything.

I used just at two tubes of aquamend for all of this. Each structure is completely tied together, so no fear of falling. I had some major issues in my 120g with rock slides, so I wanted to be sure these all stayed together.

Pics:

Front view:

Left side view:

Right side view:

Anger view (this would be from the couch, so main view):

Top view:

Left front island:

Right front island (this is a frag station - the rocks have plugs on them so I can pull the rocks if needed):

Left rear island bottom:

Left rear island top:

nova65ss · Nov 10, 2013

Very nice that is going to be pretty awesome!

ronnie · Nov 10, 2013

Thanks. The plan is to run three MP10s in the back glass. Two up high on the sides and one lower in the middle.

Should be plenty of room for all the sticks I have.

JMMJ13902 · Nov 10, 2013

Awesome work there....curious to know why doing rockscapes required a "hand cuffs"??? Hehe

ronnie · Nov 10, 2013

JMMJ13902 said:
Awesome work there....curious to know why doing rockscapes required a "hand cuffs"??? Hehe

HA! I was really chained to my work.

FYI - those are my sons. I promise.

SeahorseKeeper · Nov 10, 2013

Love the rock work!!

ronnie · Nov 10, 2013

SeahorseKeeper said:
Love the rock work!!

Thanks Krista. This tank is one I'm gonna do everything right and take my time. Not like the other four tanks where I said I'd do that and didn't.

ifarmer · Nov 10, 2013

let's see them in the real tank

ronnie · Nov 11, 2013

ifarmer said:
let's see them in the real tank

Patience grasshopper. Still have to drill for the ghost overflow, build a stand, and then plumb it all. So it'll take a while. But I will post pics when I get there.