here are a few pics i just took..give me advise im a cichlid guy im new to stacking live rock lol. let me know what yall think and any advice is cool to. thanks...url=http://www.aquariumforum.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=4504&ppuser=4305][/url]

sorry for the double picks there i dont know what i did wrong, but any one have a clue what the thing is on top pic on the rock. the thing looks like spageti with water air pockets on the ends lol. Also what is the mushroom or what ever it is in the 2 picks the sponge i think got eatin buy the shrimp....

I took care of the double pic... See if you can get a better pic of the stuff in question. Rock work looks awesome, just make sure it all stable. And you can get better light reflection in the tank by adding a back ground. Good job!!!

__________________
If It Is To Be It's Up To Me!!!
http://www.aquariumforum.com/vbgoogl...216796875&zoom

nice rock work, just make sure nothing can easily cause a rock slide :-p

__________________

ill get better pics for yah. Im good at stacking rocks for cichlids lol. One of my tanks is a 55gal demonsoni ill take a pic of the tank so u can see ill put the pic in my albume. But the rock work is awsome! Also i have 2 3 year olds bouncin around the house all over and no rock slide. I only have consernse about the one piece on top in front on the left side. I will be moving that one lol. but i did a good shake on the rocks them self and then the tank. every thing is solid! With the big shelf in there in the middle that piece i didnt know what to do with it lol. Also the corline algie is growing fast wich is weird i thought it would have started on the glass. im not complaing but i thought that was weird.

nice rock work, just make sure nothing can easily cause a rock slide :-p

great rock work mate , is it home made live rock?? x

I think you need aquarium tools such as salinity refractometer to test the salinity of water and aquarium thermometer...to test the temperature of water ,so that your marine live in a comfortable environment ,and away from illness...

Contact detail:
website:Gemological Instrument,Balance,Fiber Inspection Tool,PH-TDS Meter,Magnifier,Light Source,Refractometer,Precision Measurement,microscope,Thermometer,Ultrasonic Cleaner
Tel:+852-66536346
MSN& Email:grandindex005@hotmail.com

The tank looks great. I have a large Dogfaced puffer in my tank so my rock looks a bit more interlocked. He tends to bump into it often. Also, I live in earthquake country so I have to check each piece carefully as I add it. I think I have abit too much rock in mine, not the case with your tank.... Great job.

__________________
Freedom is not free, support the troops.
U.S. Marine Corps, U.S. Army retired. 27 Years total.

110 Gallon FOWLR with sump and refugium.
1 Dog Faced Puffer, 3 Blue Damsels, 2 Maroon Clowns, 2 Ocellaris Clowns, 1 Blue Tang, 1 Coral Beauty and 1 Convict Goby. Lots of snails and crabs.
Deep Sand Bed and 75 Lbs of Live Rock (how do I know the weight of the rock? I used the SWAG system. If you don't know what that is PM me and I will explain)

great work, it looks amazing

__________________
Bullheads represent the cookie monsters of the rivers around here...hungry, hungry, hungry

thanks for copying my post

__________________