Marco Rocks Cherry Scape Giveaway (weekly contest 8/9) - claimed

[Kehaulani]

Liked!

My favorite aquascape is a lot of caves for my fish to swim through and high peaks for my coral to sit on.
I'd use this rock to help fill my 180 gallon build I'm trying to complete.

Thanks R2R and MarcoRocks

 

[Prolude006]

I honestly like all styles right now. I am a life long fresh water enthusiast that's making a change. I want to get my kids involved and saltwater is just a better draw for them when young.
I can't tell the size of this group of rocks and what size it would work best in but it looks great as is sits. I would love to start out right and with this rock and fellow R2R members I dont think one could go wrong.

 

[tonto95]

I like the caved and would use them in my 180 build startig soon.

 

[Ubans13]

Liked! This is exactly what I need. Have started a 75 gallon build a few months back. Have very minimal rock scare right now. Would love to and some caves for a snowflake eel. An overhang area for some low light corals and also would love to make a section of rock come out of the water. Would really add some much needed depth to my tank as apposed to the three basic islands I have now.

 

[aquaterra]

I started with planted tanks before reefing and I've always liked "iwagumi" style of aqua scaping. The point will be to have expansive negative space with a zen like balance of at least 7 angled and balanced stones.

I'd like to take this concept and create a sps only reef with this rock with a huge minimalistic scape but very purposeful placement of the rocks.

 

[Scubado63]

I like tall with lots of caves, this would be a great start to my 200 I am working on.

 

[Pola0502ds]

I would use this rock to build 3 individual scapes in my new 129 that in yet to set up. I would scape trying to make a pillar, cave, and some type of overhang at the top.

 

[authentic]

I am fond of negative space and Marco gives me the ability to achieve the effect

 

[cnseekatz]

Liked on FB. I enjoy simple & clean hardscaping. I would use the rock to anchor a new mangrove tank I'm working on.

 

[henelay]

This is the type of aquascape I'm going for

Would like to say this isn't my pic

 

[goodtimes]

I like the wall-o-rock look. I would add this to my current tank so I can add more frags.

 

[azbigjohn]

Liked!

I tend to be a natural arch-style rock stacker. I like when the fish have areas to swim through and around, so they can hide if they want, or be front and center.

I am re-booting my old 29 gallon Cardiff, and Marco rock would make a beautiful new scape!

 

[CoralManz]

I could use the cherry aquascape rock to set up a bonsai style mixed 2oL tank.This would be my first time using dry rock so it'll be a new experience.

 

[billgillette]

Liked!! And I really like the stair step shelf look! I can use some more rock for my reef tank and could use a lit in my frag tank as well.

 

[reef-freak]

Just liked. Love the look of your rock.I would use it for my 60 gallon cube build.all I need to complete it is rock,sand,and water. This would be perfect timing to complete it.

 

[PolackoTaco]

I've yet to test out marcorocks but hear nothing but good. As for my aqua scape... caves, crevices and more caves on top of caves oh and crevices!

 

[Goby-won]

Liked!

I really like the look of arches. I would love to replace the huge GSP rock with a new arch and add new corals to satisfy my addiction to try new SPS corals.

 

[chefjpaul]

Bonsai style all the way. Clean looking and lots of room surrounding.

I like the negative space aspect that can show off corals and rock work, not getting lost.

 

[ReeferReefer]

I love tower style scapes and I would replace some bad craigslist rock I have in my tank!

 

[Cment]

1. Done
2. Love the pillars and caves. This would work great in my new 120. Aquascaping is one of the things I love to do when setting up a new tank...