Ciao Scrapers!
I’m working on a new tank and I’d be grateful for any feedback/suggestions for the hardscape I’ve got going so far.
the tank is a 30c
the foreground will be pool filter sand because I have it on hand. I’ll likely pick a piece of the stone I don’t use to break up into smaller bits to soften the line between the rock and the sand.
am i headed in a good direction here?
or do I need to scrap it and start over??
I know I have a very large piece of driftwood for the size of aquarium but for some reason I like all the shadows and hollows … I’m not entirely sure why! My original idea was for an inverted branch of manzanita or similar, much more airy and open. But when I got into my little hardscape stash I rediscovered this piece and found myself fixated on this …sort of, “partially uprooted stump thing“ I’ve been fiddling with.
forgive my terrible capitalization and sentence structure - I’m pretty much “thinking out loud” with this post.
thank you in advance for your ideas and insights!
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I’m working on a new tank and I’d be grateful for any feedback/suggestions for the hardscape I’ve got going so far.
the tank is a 30c
the foreground will be pool filter sand because I have it on hand. I’ll likely pick a piece of the stone I don’t use to break up into smaller bits to soften the line between the rock and the sand.
am i headed in a good direction here?
or do I need to scrap it and start over??
I know I have a very large piece of driftwood for the size of aquarium but for some reason I like all the shadows and hollows … I’m not entirely sure why! My original idea was for an inverted branch of manzanita or similar, much more airy and open. But when I got into my little hardscape stash I rediscovered this piece and found myself fixated on this …sort of, “partially uprooted stump thing“ I’ve been fiddling with.
forgive my terrible capitalization and sentence structure - I’m pretty much “thinking out loud” with this post.
thank you in advance for your ideas and insights!
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