Sharing link to good rockscaping concept

[erikokelf]

Just came across this and think that its really good read for rockscaping.

Enjoy guys cheers!

http://fish-etc.com/aquascaping-main/on-the-rocks-how-to-build-a-saltwater-reefscape

[tropic]

Interesting read. Thanks. Sent from my Android using Tapatalk2

[rudy17]

Nice! Thanks

[Cherlolo]

This is a good and informative read. Thanks for sharing

[AngGuKueh]

its a good arcticle but sometime after I rescaping I still need to find the return pipe outlet to spray of the dead spot. Can someone teach me this ?

[plakat]

Thank you for the interesting article.

Personally I find the "fruit stalls" method of rock scaping unappealing. which is something which I'm guilty of in the past. To me a reef tank should be something that is as natural looking as possible and not a myriad of disco colors.

But in end it is really to each his own, some like to be able to see their prized corals prominently displayed while some prefers a natural look as though you're somewhere beneath the sea.

[erikokelf]

Thank you for the interesting article.

Personally I find the "fruit stalls" method of rock scaping unappealing. which is something which I'm guilty of in the past. To me a reef tank should be something that is as natural looking as possible and not a myriad of disco colors.

But in end it is really to each his own, some like to be able to see their prized corals prominently displayed while some prefers a natural look as though you're somewhere beneath the sea.

Yeah i totally agree with you.

But in terms of scaping wise i think is more of a artistic expression and personality.

Nevertheless there's no right or wrong in terms of this, most importantly is we like it.