First time rockscaping a reef tank!

[Nazzar]

Hello! This is the first time for me aquascaping a reef tank. So some info/help would be really appreciated.

The egg crate will be removed before I put the sand in the aquarium. (I eventually want a goby/pistol shrimp) it's there temporary to make sure I have a more solid underground before I glue/cement the rocks together.

What do you guys think?

It's mostly for zoa's and LPS (For now)

 

[Skynyrd Fish]

Looks great.

 

[Tchung23]

I like the caves. Great for fish to hide.

 

[CMMorgan]

Looks awesome ... nice little fish houses. Great job.

 

[DDenny]

I think it looks great.

 

[EuphylliaAddict]

The only thing you could add is a bridge here. Looks fine tho the way it is.

 

[Jekyl]

Some small islands are a nice thing to have. Keep certain corals from taking over everything

 

[RobertTheNurse]

Great job!! Looks Bomb! Agree maybe a bridge? I wanted an island of its own, until nothing visited it. Weeks later, hairy GHA

 

[mgelb16]

Hello! This is the first time for me aquascaping a reef tank. So some info/help would be really appreciated.

The egg crate will be removed before I put the sand in the aquarium. (I eventually want a goby/pistol shrimp) it's there temporary to make sure I have a more solid underground before I glue/cement the rocks together.

What do you guys think?

It's mostly for zoa's and LPS (For now)

Looks awesome! just make sure the rocks are stable and you are goo to go

 

[mdb_talon]

I like it. Really like the separation.

 

[Nazzar]

After a couple of changes I ended up with this Tried to keep enough room above/around the scape for SPS (eventually?)

Any further tips?

 

[Jekyl]

Have more rocks? Go taller if you do. It's my 1 regret with mine.