Help witj my aquascape

[showjumper_girl2002]

Hello all! I recently got a great deal on a 70 gallon saltwater tank and I'm starting to set it up. I would love any advice/tips on the aquascape. I've included a video of how I currently have it. I do have more rock but I don't want to overdo it. I still have to add 1 or 2 pieces of live rock to seed the other rock. Thanks for your help in advance!

 

[dzfish17]

Sorry but I can't see the video. I made a video last week but had to set up a you tube account first then copy and paste so everyone could view it.

 

[I’ma tempermental coral]

I’m sorry I can’t see it either. But welcome to R2R!!! Try posting some pictures so we can help!

 

[Cell]

I like it. How about a nice full tank photo from the front? Video is too narrow to get a good complete frontal look.

 

[showjumper_girl2002]

I've added a couple more pictures. Do you think I should add any more rock or am I good with this? I will be adding 1 or 2 live rock.

 

[av8soulfly]

That looks good as long as it is stable and not gonna tumble over...especially if you are going bare bottom. If you want it more stable, I would suggest gluing the rocks together with epoxy sprinkled with sand.

 

[Hugh Mann]

+1 to looks good, but make sure it's rock solid. I prefer reef crest aqua weld for my rocks. It's a reef safe, reusable thermoplastic. Can use it wet or dry, and more forgiving if you decide to take down the rocks. Used it on my aquascape,which is similar to yours, and I can't make it wobble in the slightest.

 

[showjumper_girl2002]

Thank you. I used reef super glue. I do have sand I'm putting in. I just wanted the rocks on the very bottom so they don't have a chance of shifting in the sand.

 

[showjumper_girl2002]

+1 to looks good, but make sure it's rock solid. I prefer reef crest aqua weld for my rocks. It's a reef safe, reusable thermoplastic. Can use it wet or dry, and more forgiving if you decide to take down the rocks. Used it on my aquascape,which is similar to yours, and I can't make it wobble in the slightest.

What a beautiful set up!