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Still looks like a stack of rocks dood. If it wouldnt happen naturally, I wouldn't do it...just sayin...Updated rock work. I think i am keeping it like this but i would still like opinions.
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ouchStill looks like a stack of rocks dood. If it wouldnt happen naturally, I wouldn't do it...just sayin...
Much better....I like it alsolots of room for coral now as well
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Not trying to be nasty, but that is just my thoughts. I see so many tanks that have these super unnatural scapes with an under water building look to them.ouch
Not trying to be nasty, but that is just my thoughts. I see so many tanks that have these super unnatural scapes with an under water building look to them.
Imho they should look as if we took a hunk out of the ocean. That pillar just doesn't look natural. The rest looks much better
Mine current one does not have water in it yet....my old one, which I am not proud of the wall look, but it was also my first tank. Regardless, it's an opinionCan I see what your looks like?

at this point, I am considering the saying about opinions..
. There is s huge thread on RC about this that has hundreds of pages long. I probably cant link it, but feel free to do a search. It gives some really good pointers, and a basic method to use to create a visually appealing scape utilizing some fairly common techniques used in the painting/art of landscapes. Rather than get upset, or take my word for it, try and locate that thread
.Hey, its your tank, but if you dont want to hear opinions, dont ask for them. There is s huge thread on RC about this that has hundreds of pages long. I probably cant link it, but feel free to do a search. It gives some really good pointers, and a basic method to use to create a visually appealing scape utilizing some fairly common techniques used in the painting/art of landscapes. Rather than get upset, or take my word for it, try and locate that thread
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