First LR creation for build

[snowmansnow]

So... I don't really even HAVE a tank yet, but I know the dimensions.

Here is my first live rock creation.

The part on the side is made to hook on like a big ear

The main part was just a chunk of PUKANI rock. I hollowed it out what a great place for a show coral on the front ledge eh!!!!

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Here is the best tool I've ever used to cut / shape live rock

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[franciscosalazar]

Very neat shape.
If you decide to go pro, I'll be looking to buy some rocks from you during my next build.

 

[butch]

That's some strong tape to hold it all together! lol Good start.

 

[snowmansnow]

Butch;1030623 wrote: That's some strong tape to hold it all together! lol Good start.

Ha. No tape. You just cut a notch in the parts and link them together. When I get everything ready I'll use epoxy putty to strengthen it all up)

I DO like knowing my rock work can be modular though ... In case of pests / breaks / algae or some other anomaly.




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[snowmansnow]

franciscosalazar;1030622 wrote: Very neat shape.
If you decide to go pro, I'll be looking to buy some rocks from you during my next build.

This is actually all the rock I have I sold my other LR recently ... I need about 20 more lb of the PUKANI and I'll be set to go for an 80g shallow


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[franciscosalazar]

SnowManSnow;1030625 wrote: This is actually all the rock I have I sold my other LR recently ... I need about 20 more lb of the PUKANI and I'll be set to go for an 80g shallow

I'm already jealous of your future aquascape. :shades:

 

[snowmansnow]

My last tank taught me to build exactly what I want instead of depending on big round rocks to stack ..... I'll see if I can find a pic before it grew in


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[tbub1221]

Cool

 

[bcavalli]

Very nice. I like the shelf!

 

[gajeep94yj]

Very impressive. How'd you learn to do that? Got any tips, or how to's?

 

[snowmansnow]

GaJeep94YJ;1030667 wrote: Very impressive. How'd you learn to do that? Got any tips, or how to's?

Thanks
Just get w tool and start sawing


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