In wall 75g

[Mfascend]

I'm setting up my tank in a new home. I just wanted to put it out there for anyone to comment on spacing of the rock or height or anything that I don't know or just don't see. I want to add all types of corals. And will be adding more fish. I have two radion 30xr over it, so I should have the lighting for anything. I have a 25g sump with refugium. So go crazy and let me know how you would move rock around to get the most out of the setup. I will be getting powerheads soon. I'm thinking maybe two or three, to get good flow high and low.

 

[sp1187]

I went high in areas, because I don't like looking at pumps, returns, etc.
I also don't like straight across the back set ups. I prefer rocks placed on an angle from back to front and sloped.
looking straight on at yours, it looks like a lot of vertical, which can make it difficult to attach plugs to, and the stuff below won't get as much light as the ones above get bigger.
these are just my preferences. doesn't mean they are right for anyone else.
your framing is very sharp.

 

[Mfascend]

I went high in areas, because I don't like looking at pumps, returns, etc.
I also don't like straight across the back set ups. I prefer rocks placed on an angle from back to front and sloped.
looking straight on at yours, it looks like a lot of vertical, which can make it difficult to attach plugs to, and the stuff below won't get as much light as the ones above get bigger.
these are just my preferences. doesn't mean they are right for anyone else.
your framing is very sharp.

Thats helpful. I will try and slope it more to the front

 

[sp1187]

a lot depends on how and where you view your tank from also.
I also have an in wall. I'm usually sitting with my feet up looking at the tank.
so the slopes work out well for viewing for me.

 

[ShepherdReefer]

like it

 

[Mfascend]

The tank is in the dinning room. The center of the tank is eye level when sitting.