Thought on an Aquascape, good and bad.

[fishski13]

Just trying to get some input on an aquascape I am planning on putting into a 4ft 120 gallon tank. I will be adding an overhang on the right structure but can't have it in the pictures due to it needing to be glued down. Any feedback would be appreciated.

 

[keatonmjenkins]

Looks great. Just make sure they’re cemented in place so they don’t fall later. Lots of real estate and plenty of hiding spots for fish.

 

[calebsmith7]

That looks really good, but be careful of the flat rock on the top, it looks like it could easily fall off

 

[EricR]

I like the right side structure and the island next to it -- lot's of horizontal space at some different heights to mount different corals to.

Not sure how I feel about that top "shelf" on the left so I'll leave that alone, but I don't think I'd do that.

 

[firechild]

Agree with the others, looks great except the top flat rock on the left. Take that out and I'd say it's pretty good.

 

[exnisstech]

^^ same. That one peice on top of the left looks out of place to me. Other than that it looks awesome. If it were me I would bind the peices together. Any time I try to do this then recreate it in the tank I fail miserably even if I have pictures to work from. That's probably from my lack of skills in creating things.

 

[legalizedreefer]

Agreed. Looks great but if you want opinions I’d remove the flat on on the left structure then add a little bit of height to the top of the right structure so you don’t end up with two arches the same height.

height variation between the two will look more natural

 

[Dreminon]

same for me flat rock on left looks out of place. Maybe try having it bridge from left arch to right one in the center.

 

[fishski13]

That looks really good, but be careful of the flat rock on the top, it looks like it could easily fall off

Yeah everything is getting cemented down. Might or might now do that flat rock

 

[exnisstech]

height variation between the two will look more natural

^This!

 

[kevgib67]

Which ever way you go I think your scape looks awesome . Great open surfaces for easy coral placement. Can’t wait to to see a picture a year from now.

 

[Oldsman]

I'd suggest a branch shaped rock where the top piece is, just to add variety, and fish love to swim around branches imo

 

[GarrettT]

Looks really good. I would remove that left top rock though.

 

[SPS2020]

As others mentioned: Top left shelf rock
For consideration: The foundation rock (right hand side, up front) will trap detritus under it like a champ. I had a few of those and later removed them for that reason.