Too much live rock?

[Dpizarrojr]

Listened to everyone and made some subtle changes. Opened up the middle more and stacked a little higher. What do you think? I'll attach a before and after.

 

[Gti_Leo]

the second pic looks good, lots of swimmign room and places to hide. now you just need to add a source of coralline algae and get those babies to start turning purple

 

[Dpizarrojr]

Thank you. coralline algae, gotcha.

 

[FTMMWS]

Second pic does look better,but how stable is that top right rock?

 

[Dpizarrojr]

FTMMWS- just checked it's laying on top of a flat rock so pretty stable.

 

[carey]

I like the second picture, looks great in my opinion.

 

[spoonman]

Second pic looks great. Way better than the original. Well done!

 

[Dpizarrojr]

Thank you Carey and spoon man. Feel a lot better with all the positive feedback.

 

[bskerrichard27]

Yea deff gunna be nice ill be following this one...

 

[squidward]

Yea deff gunna be nice ill be following this one...

def looks good i will also be tagging along for this 1

 

[redsea]

I also really like the second picture! Great job rockscaping,

 

[Dpizarrojr]

Thanks guys. I'm new to this so I'm taking it step by step not trying to get ahead of myself. Next are reef cleaners. I'll add photos soon. Any ideas which and how many to get for a 55 gallon tank?

 

[Sniperhank]

I wouldn't worry about any clean up crew. Get water in there and cycle that bad boy first. While you cycle, plan what fish you want in there. A good idea is to pick a fish (or even a coral) that you just can not live without. That will be your "center piece" and you fill the tank full of things that are compatible with it and your size of tank.

 

[Dpizarrojr]

Thanks Hank. Making a list right niw