Your aquascaping?

[valierran]

How do you all get those amazing structures? :confused2: What have you done in *your* tank to aquascape the rock?

Do you all use "BRS 'Reef Saver' Eco Dry Aquarium Live Rock" for aquascaping? That seems to fit together well, is that the secret?

 

[spiderman097]

a lot of people use zip ties

 

[atlfishes]

Pukani at Bulk reef supply is the way to go in my opinion

 

[basscyn]

I used acrylic rods. Drill holes in your rock and start stackin!

Ive also used fiberglass rods. You can get them at Home Depot in the mailbox department. Some are available without the relector. Only problem with these is they are white and may be seen a bit more easily. Otherwise they are perfect. Clear acrylic rods can be difficult to find.

Have fun!

 

[atlfishes]

I have a (guessing) 6ft 3/8 clear acrylic rod and a new 5lb kit of macro rocks cement. $25 for both if your interested.

Tape up the dimensions of your tank and play with the rock before it goes into the tank.

 

[thanh386]

I just stack

 

[valierran]

thanks anyway, altfishes, i'm not a real mech/handy kind of person. i marvel at the things that some of you all do with plumbing and rocks!

 

[qasimja]

i couldnt build a cup of coffee

 

[lt_tweak]

alcatoe;668094 wrote: Visit marcorock.com and check out their tutorial section. Good info.

Just got my $0.99 cherryscape in today! time to start building!!

 

[gnashty]

atlfishes;668138 wrote: Pukani at Bulk reef supply is the way to go in my opinion

Pukani is a good buy

Thanh386;668176 wrote: I just stack

Me too....

 

[valierran]

Wow the Pukani looks great! I think I'll try and get some in the upcoming group buy... timely recommendation. Thanks .

 

[zippgirlrn]

I use pond foam, then 2 part epoxy and cover with sand, to make foam blend in. I have made some nice structures this way.