I know the PERFECT shirts to use too.

The best aquascape I ever attained was when I just started adding my LR to a new tank. It was so cloudy that I couldn't see a thing and just did it all by feel. My current scape is in a nano and is OK but I have a bunch of bubble algae that I just can't seem to get rid of so I'm think of scrapping all my LR and starting with new stuff.

That's how I did my 180 :) Turned out great lol

For the amount of weight of rock sitting in the tank it doesn't look like much till I start to move it around 240lbs of rock can be so deceiving

I feel my towers are too tall and I've lost room
It's also hard to get the 'scape right in a 75g Aqueon with the overflow in the way and MP10s blasting right at some of the LR

So, why is there a 'Kien' option in the poll ??? Am I daft ?

Since I used Marco Rick I was able to sit down and put it together chipping away at points to make it fit together like a puzzle.
Wouldn't change it at all

That's exactly what I did with my live rock. Don't be afraid to bring out the chisel and power drill! :lol:

http://i1002.photobucket.com/albums/...g?t=1249495494

Although, your experience was probably a lot less messy than mine :neutral:

My you have a mighty large rock between your legs

I like my aquascape but wish I had a couple more pieces to "mountain" it out more. I may have to move some coral and put a couple pieces in soon before the coral really gets too comfortable.

I want to open my free area up in my 90g, so I'm going to remove some LR and open the center area up to establish more sand bed, I have a 4'- 120g oceanic RR that I planned on swapping out with my 90g, but am starting to rethink it because of all the work of mods to my built in cabinet to make it fit in. I love the 120 but it's a ton of work for 30 gallons of water.