Orectolobidae
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I'm quite pleased with the end result of my aquascape but I would like to know what are your guys thoughts about it? If theres anything that needs changing ill be happy to know
Thoughts on aquascape?
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NotFishyFishGuy
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How big is the tank?I'm quite pleased with the end result of my aquascape but I would like to know what are your guys thoughts about it? If theres anything that needs changing ill be happy to know
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100l which is about 25-30 US gallons
NotFishyFishGuy
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Looks okay to me. Maybe like a bridge across is something i would do. I like bridges lol
BeejReef
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I like the height.. not too tall.
Nice craftsmanship joining the different styles of rocks and giving yourself a strong base!
If you like it, I'd roll with what you've got. You'll appreciate having left yourself some real room in the sandbed for euphylia or chalices, or islands of invasive softies. The scape is never "done." It's easier to add than to subtract.
Nice craftsmanship joining the different styles of rocks and giving yourself a strong base!
If you like it, I'd roll with what you've got. You'll appreciate having left yourself some real room in the sandbed for euphylia or chalices, or islands of invasive softies. The scape is never "done." It's easier to add than to subtract.
ppatches24
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I think It looks cool. It's mostly for you to look at and like though right? I like the two random islands.
Now that my tank has been set up I wish i would have paid attention to the rock placement concerning flow and looks. Also would have given myself more room to put coral.
Now that my tank has been set up I wish i would have paid attention to the rock placement concerning flow and looks. Also would have given myself more room to put coral.
Once it's fully stocked you can determine if you like it based on where the fish are. Obviously if they're hiding behind the rock you should change it. If they're active and you can view them, then it's good. Overall it think it looks good.
ppatches24
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I'm not an expert and I'm not going to pretend to be but I have read and heard that it's not to have a spot a fish can hide. Not having a hiding spot could cause stress? Or something like that.
Obviously you don't want all your dish behind your rock all the time but some food for thought.
4FordFamily
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I like it! Less is more sometimes 
Txplicit
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+1 on a bridge of overhang. It adds more real estate for corals in a prime location for par and you have nothing under the bridge that you have to worry about shadowing or blocking. Lastly fishes like a little place to hide away from light to relax and ease stress.
