Should i change my aquascape?

[D3123K]

Trying to use what I have in there should I rearrange it? Can you see a better layout with what I have?

 

[Pickle_soup]

I would take the water bottle out. I am not a fan of the polluted sewer look.

 

[Dom]

Not much room to do a lot. Personally, I like it. And, I see you've seeded your tank with a piece of live rock from an established tank. Good work!

 

[Dom]

I would take the water bottle out. I am not a fan of the polluted sewer look.

It isn't in the tank. It is a reflection in the glass.

 

[D3123K]

Not much room to do a lot. Personally, I like it. And, I see you've seeded your tank with a piece of live rock from an established tank. Good work!

awesome thanks for the feedback i see you say always Quarantine should i get a qtank since its my first cycle? dont even have fish yet

 

[Pickle_soup]

Trying to use what I have in there should I rearrange it? Can you see a better layout with what I have?

I looks nice and clean with space around the rocks work.

 

[Dom]

awesome thanks for the feedback i see you say always Quarantine should i get a qtank since its my first cycle? dont even have fish yet

I've always quarantined.

I'm not sure I understand your question, but I think you're asking if you can place your first fish directly in the tank, and then use a quarantine tank for all fish after that.

I don't know, but it just feels wrong putting a new fish in a display tank without QT, even if it is the first fish. That being said, I guess you could, although, I wouldn't.

@Paul B has a thread on running a tank without any QT. If you want to go that way, now is the correct time to do it.

Here is the thread: https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/the-other-way-to-run-a-reef-tank-no-quarantine.534274/

Dom

 

[mrpontiac80]

I like it. As for QT, I started without doing it and it wasn’t long till death taught me otherwise. If that tank is as small as I think, and you only plan on a couple of clowns or something, you could try finding healthy specimens from ORA (saltwateraquarium.com sells them). But I’ve been quarantining ever since I lost most of my fish shortly after starting the hobby. I personally use Humblefish’s httm process. It’s work, but it’s always paid off.