Honest opinions please

[pirate9182]

Ive had quite a few reef tanks in the past but this is my first time putting effort and planning into an aquascape. Tank is standard 29 gallon 30 long, 12 wide, 17 high. It will be a light bioload, sumpless, and primarily if not exclusively biological filtration. The pictures below are 45 pounds of dry rock that will be bleach cured soon.

Just looking for honest opinions or ideas.

 

[Alfie]

Looks fine to me. I always create scapes with the fish in mind and to allow them plenty of refuges to hide, the corals tranform the shape at the end of the day. You are limited with having a narrower tank just do what you feel offers the best habitat is my input

 

[pirate9182]

Looks fine to me. I always create scapes with the fish in mind and to allow them plenty of refuges to hide, the corals tranform the shape at the end of the day. You are limited with having a narrower tank just do what you feel offers the best habitat is my input

That's kinda what I was thinking I wanted to make caves for things to hide in. I'm a little limited because all of my rocks are from old tanks and most are very round

 

[FishyDP]

Looks really good, a lot of caves fish should like it.

 

[Waters]

Agree with others.....looks good!

 

[Townes_Van_Camp]

I did a nano this way once. I loved the way it looked. Until I needed space for coral. That was the only draw back. those caves put your useful space in a hard to view area. You seem to have handled that way better than I did. You have a quite a bit of room up there. I agree with the others. It looks nice.

 

[exnisstech]

I like it. As stated there are a lot of hiding spots for fish. Plenty of surface area for corals and the front is lower than the back giving it depth. Good job