Permanent Aquascape?

[gridley]

I am very interested in following this tread as my wife and I are wanting to do the same thing. I would like to keep in contact with you on how it goes.

[Nano]

mine is permanent, I used the epoxy for rock, mind you my aquascape is quite small, but the epoxy allowed me to stack them nearly 15" high(the height of my tank) with no concern

[reefgirl189]

I'd do a healthy mix of both.

Permanent the caves and just stack the foundations.

[Aquaria]

I'm having my next aquascape made by these guys http://cerameco.com/gallery/ looks really cool

[DiverDude]

Originally Posted by Aquaria

I'm having my next aquascape made by these guys http://cerameco.com/gallery/ looks really cool

Veeery interesting -but no mention of cost anywhere on the site which leads me to think that it's stupidly expensive.

[Aquaria]

Originally Posted by DiverDude

Veeery interesting -but no mention of cost anywhere on the site which leads me to think that it's stupidly expensive.

From what i can see on the site ( calling later today ) u need to contact them for a Canadian distibutor idk if u can even buy right from them

[Aquaria]

http://www.utahreefs.com/forum/forum...title=cerameco

[Cade]

I used acrylic rods, I can slide the rocks off the rod if I need to, and switch them around if I feel the need to.

[reefgirl189]

Originally Posted by DiverDude

Veeery interesting -but no mention of cost anywhere on the site which leads me to think that it's stupidly expensive.

I was told once that If you have to ask the price you can't afford it (at a car dealership).

You're a reefer! You must be swimming in cash!