Panorama of my entire tank

[Anonymous]

This is a 3-shot panorama of my entire 125. The separate images were stitched using Photoshop.

 

[garagebrian]

Great looking start for the tank. What kind of anemone is that? Looks like a giant aptasia. What lighting are you using on the tank?

 

[Anonymous]

Shhh yeah it's an aiptaisa. Got a couple largish ones that my peppermint shrimp won't touch, but he keeps the smaller ones gone, so I leave em be. They haven't harmed anything else in the tank (as you can see, there's really not much else in there at the moment).

Lighting is 4x96w VHO

 

[Anonymous]

And btw, brian, :welcome:

:mrgreen:

 

[Anonymous]

And NO, you're not getting the t-rock back!! bwahahaahah!!!!

 

[Foto Fish]

Nice Tank Sharkky

 

[Anonymous]

Nice Tank Sharkky

Thanks, and :welcome:

 

[Foto Fish]

Thank you

 

[Mihai]

Man, that's AWSOME aquascaping. I'd guess that you're at about 60-80lb of LR, right? Is that enough for filtration?

M.

 

[Anonymous]

Man, that's AWSOME aquascaping. I'd guess that you're at about 60-80lb of LR, right? Is that enough for filtration?

M.

Heh, that's closer to 200lb. I've got at least 3 pieces that are 20-25lb apiece. 8O

 

[Mihai]

That's even better! If you can have all the goodies and yet keep the tank so open, kudos to you.
You inspire me. I've scheduled a re-aquascaping session a monht for now, I'll make sure to revisit this link before I do it.

Keep up the good work,
M.

 

[Anonymous]

Thanks! I appreciate the compliments! I try to keep the rockwork as open as possible so that the fish have room to swim through and also to minimize dead-spots and low-flow spots. The downside is that there aren't a lot of nice ledges and stuff for corals, but as you can see I'm mostly FOWLR anyhoo.

 

[Len]

Nicely stitched, John