Please post some pictures when done
Show off those great CUBE TANK AQUASCAPES!
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Reign1
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We are in the same boat .. some of the rock is the Caribsea w/ the pin in it most is put together w/ mortar . some can come out w/ the pin. either way I liked the natural shape of that morroca .. did you get it when PA had it on sale ?
CBonito
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No, you leave yours. It's good. lol
It looks great and it's got a million places for fish to hide which reduces stress. I think it will work in your benefit.
That looks awesome!!!!Still playing around w/it and these are not very good pictures but coming along .. I was planning on doing a build thread when all is said and done ..
Reign1
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That is super cool getting the compliment from you guys. I bought the branch from you and also try to support you when I can. I had a reefer friend from years ago that turned me on to you guys.
ArachnoJoozt
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@Reign1 Your scape looks awesome, some really cool places to put corals!
I would personally let the top branch be a future coral growing to the top, you're going to be limited in what corals you can place there. Good luck with your aquarium!
I would personally let the top branch be a future coral growing to the top, you're going to be limited in what corals you can place there. Good luck with your aquarium!
Reign1
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Thanks yeah I dont know if I will truly be using that top piece. It is actually mortared with a rod and can easily be removed. it is a little too high. I may just use a smaller piece and put mortar the rod on it.@Reign1 Your scape looks awesome, some really cool places to put corals!
I would personally let the top branch be a future coral growing to the top, you're going to be limited in what corals you can place there. Good luck with your aquarium!
This is a 30" tall tank too
Reign1
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Easy to remove that piece@Reign1 Your scape looks awesome, some really cool places to put corals!
I would personally let the top branch be a future coral growing to the top, you're going to be limited in what corals you can place there. Good luck with your aquarium!
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Faijo178
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This is how mine ended up. I had to take out what I did to cycle the rock. I put it back in, took like 10 min tops. nothing glued or cemented. I have never really done that out of laziness....
SpokaneSteve
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Adam - Can you show how you attached the light bar in the back? Also - what size extrusion did you use and do you think it is strong enough? thanks, SteveThis is how mine ended up. I had to take out what I did to cycle the rock. I put it back in, took like 10 min tops. nothing glued or cemented. I have never really done that out of laziness....
jackson6745
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That looks awesomeThis is how mine ended up. I had to take out what I did to cycle the rock. I put it back in, took like 10 min tops. nothing glued or cemented. I have never really done that out of laziness....
I used a bracket and drilled it into my stand. I started with one side only and it was sagging. I ended up having to order again and then made it two pieces one on each side and they are both drilled to my stand. I used the 15 series from 80/20. Those brackets were the most expensive part of the light rack.
| 6535 SKU: 6535 15 Series 3 Slot Mount - Double Flange Short High-Cycle Linear Bearing with Brake Holes | $100.16 | 1 |
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| 6807 SKU: 6807 15 Series "L" Handle Linear Bearing Brake Kit | $19.59 |
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Thanks Rich! Waiting for the fragies to grow out now.That looks awesome
some great inspiration for me in this thread! can't wait to start my 60G cube.
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