Really liking this
Thanks!
I just took a quick video of it. This shows the depth a little better.
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Really liking this
I am in the process of pluming in a 93 to my system, here are some pictures of the scape - I wanted depth and a lot of growing area for SPS yet a open "court yard" I will be doing a small island in the front center.
The back arch is about 24" across and they come about 18" on each side.
Since the pictures I added some branches to the front "arms"
Your piece looks like a piece of art. I would want this bare bottom. I'm following everyones build threads & cant find yours. .
YAY! Please do. I'm appreciating all of you! Advice, others experiences & etc.. the more the better!
Here’s mine. It’s Caribsea Liferock with TLF Stax Rock subbing for sand as the substrate. I’m contemplating removing a piece or two of the liferock so this likely isn’t the final product. Not wet yet so changes can still be easily made.
I don’t know yet as I haven’t put water in the tank. I did this because I wanted to run my flow pumps down low in the tank and I didn’t want to create sand storms. I don’t like the bare bottom look and I saw these rocks and thought, why not try it out. Might end up being a detritus trap but I figure with a turkey baster, a good clean up crew and a lot of flow hopefully it’ll be ok. If not I can always take out the pieces of rock and put in sand. I do really like the concept of the Stax rock and if I had it to do over I would get another 40 pounds and just go to town building arches, caves and overhangs and also attach it to the back wall. I still might but that’s about $200 worth of Liferock in there now and I don’t know what I’d do with it if it doesn’t go in this tank, I’m not planning any other builds.TLF Stax Rock subbing for sand
This is something ive never heard of. Good th
I have never heard of TLF Stax Rock subbing. Pros & cons?