Aquascaping help

[jead85]

sorry for the poor quality picture. does anybody have any suggestions?
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[drnecropolis]

Looks pretty good.. If you were to change it, I would try and make some shelves and caves for the fish to swim through.. But its all relative to what YOU are going for..

The only persons that opinion that matter on your aquascaping is yours..

 

[jead85]

i like the idea of two islands, however its only a 75gallon, i'll play around with the cave idea

 

[drnecropolis]

If the rocks are too big to do what you want with them, don't be afraid to break them in half or chop them into the size/shape you need to do what ya want..

 

[snowmansnow]

good start, but I think you are feeling what I felt when I set my tank up a few years ago. ... that it just resembles a rock pile (no offense).

I agree with the island thinggi.. what I did was make a few "islands". that are bridged in the middle at the top. the islands were in a crescent shape to allow for as much sand bed area as possible (just my pref).

keep it open and let the corals decide how the final aquascape looks

B

 

[gnashty]

looks kinda natural to me - maybe pull a couple large peices out of the middle to open it up and create a hole for depth

 

[markl]

SnowManSnow;553360 wrote: good start, but I think you are feeling what I felt when I set my tank up a few years ago. ... that it just resembles a rock pile (no offense).

I agree with the island thinggi.. what I did was make a few "islands". that are bridged in the middle at the top. the islands were in a crescent shape to allow for as much sand bed area as possible (just my pref).

keep it open and let the corals decide how the final aquascape looks

B

:up:

 

[etoh_is_good]

Less rock. There needs to be a spot for attention of focus.

 

[presteige]

Id say start in the corners and slowly work you way out towards the center

 

[freezerrat]

Personally, Ive never seen a bare "rock pile" that really looks good. Once you get it populated the rock becomes secondary. What I try to do is not have much vertical surface area. Other than that I just place the rock so they fit together and are stable.