And you get extra credit for not building it too tall like I do every dang time.
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Made some changes yesterday tryed to make the scape look more " less " 
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The upside down rock with the pvc stand looks so good. Makes me want to change up my whole thankAnd this is the second:
This is Christopher Kriens' tank. Here is his build thread: https://www.reef2reef.com/forums/member-tanks/109257-chris-algae-farm-elos-160-a.html
You should definitely check out his thread if only for the amazing photography! :thumb:
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Imagine a single stag colony radiating off that rock.
Grow it out.
Drop a hundred various chromis' and damsels in there.
Add a few larger "aggressors" to keep the smaller fish congregated.
Grow it out.
Drop a hundred various chromis' and damsels in there.
Add a few larger "aggressors" to keep the smaller fish congregated.
RedoubtReef
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too much rock.Imagine a single stag colony radiating off that rock.
Grow it out.
Drop a hundred various chromis' and damsels in there.
Add a few larger "aggressors" to keep the smaller fish congregated.
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Alive indeed. Where did you find these? Sometimes small is awesome and these are awesome examples.
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A few were scaped by this german dude - https://www.instagram.com/coral_fish_zoa/
That last one is an old school japanese reef tank.
That last one is an old school japanese reef tank.
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