Maybe ask SIMS nicely to post here then?:razz:
Different Scaping Ideas
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Maybe, otherwise i will try and find a pic, does he have a thread on MASA?
Not that i know of hey? But maybe you should take some pics anyway, like an update of sorts
I see he started a thread but its been 8 months and no updates...maybe i can find a pic on "the site that shall not be named"
Here, i found an old pic of his tank, i just love those height variations and islands.
that is pretty cool! maybe we should hunt down some pics from our own members, like if you know of specific ones maybe post them here or something?
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I can watch BRSTV all day!
Same here
Only figured out recently dry scaping is so much easier. Used to scape with LR by drilling holes and putting rods through, but using dry rock is a thousand times better:
Very Nice!Only figured out recently dry scaping is so much easier. Used to scape with LR by drilling holes and putting rods through, but using dry rock is a thousand times better:
Would have lowered the whole scape a few cm if I had to redo it to allow more coral grow space.
Also tried it with my fowlr upgrade that is busy cycling, a lot more of an open scape and a bit more tricky as no corals will go to fill the gaps.
Also tried it with my fowlr upgrade that is busy cycling, a lot more of an open scape and a bit more tricky as no corals will go to fill the gaps.
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Here is my current scape
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I really like this. What's your plan for this scape?Pics of my current scape.. Done with dry Tonga branching rock
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Love it! The front to back depth in the tank is awesome!Thanks.. Already in my tank and almost full of sps
Some previous attempts at wet scaping involved chopping up some clothes hangers and getting shocked by a wet drill
Where did you find those tonga branches? I'm in process of doing a shallow tank and those will compliment the tankPics of my current scape.. Done with dry Tonga branching rock