Thanks. The picture was taken using a Nikon D90 with a large external flash, (which is the only way I can figure out how to get the good picture colour). The tank has a Solaris LED G series and a 4 bulb T5.

I love arches in aquascaping.I just finished aquascaping my friend's 220g Reef-ready. Only spent an hour & a half, but that's cause I didn't have to worry about frags (newly set up fowlr). Didn't use acrylic rods though. I'm guessing you had a lot of drilling to do to get the rods in place.And yes, that Blonde Naso is spectacular!!!!

The Naso and the large Clam are both just GORGEOUS.

I love the arches looks great, and if your Naso gets to big for your tank feel free to send him my way as I think he's beautiful :mrgreen:

Thats your mainfloor display!!!
WOW what a change! is that all the same rock? it looks like theres way more swimming room!

12 hours of Aqua Scaping for This....
 

Sexy! I also really like your clam!

I have clam envy. Your tank looks great.

What diameter are the rods that you used? Did you attach the rods to the bottom or just stick them in the sand?

I have really begun to like the bonsai/minimalist look.

Andrew

Thanks. I lucked out picking up that clam, I have only had it about 3 months. The rods are 3/4", and yes they are attached to a small square (5"x5") of acrylic.