1. Mar 2, 2012 #1
   

   Foo Well-Known ReefKeeper

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   http://www.reefsmagazine.com/forum/reefs-magazine/100520-aesthetics-aquascaping.html
   http://www.reefsmagazine.com/forum/reefs-magazine/111388-aesthetics-aquascaping-part-2-a.html
   

    
2. Mar 2, 2012 #2
   

   mthomp Inactive User

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   Great read, makes me want to redo everything again.

    
3. Mar 3, 2012 #3
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   nrenn Well-Known ReefKeeper

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   ready to tear out all my rockwork and redo before it gets too grown in!

    
4. Mar 3, 2012 #4
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   I just learned a lot!

    
5. Mar 4, 2012 #5
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   I wish I could get my tank to look like that. Its hard for me to envision it with coral all grown in, so I end up with rock piles that are too big and not many good places to mount corals and leave plenty of room to grow. It is getting a little better each time I move stuff around though.

    
6. Mar 4, 2012 #6
   

   mthomp Inactive User

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   I am going to be reworking my scape today removing almost half my rock

    
7. Mar 4, 2012 #7
   

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   Good article, really makes you want to re-scape doesn't it lol.

    

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