[ben]

http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthre...hreadid=1053276

[Capricornis]

Wow, you just dont realise how big that tank is till you see the full shot, thats one hell of a light pendant huh!

These are two sps systems that i find inspiring

http://reefkeeping.c.../totm/index.php

http://reefkeeping.c.../totm/index.php

[ben]

yeh incredible. that first one has some of the best scaping ive seen

[Capricornis]

Absolutely agree, almost the entire structure is built up clear of the sand bed.

I'll be moving all my stock back into my main tank this weekend now that the silicons cured, and i really would love to be able to do something similar, but i just can't get my head round how to go about it.

[ben]

yeh it does look complicated and time consuming

[Capricornis]

Yeah i think he must have milliputed the back of the rocks and cable tied them onto the pipework until the milliput went off or something.

Might be a little bit much to get done over a weekend lol.

[wayne g]

i was looking at Marc Froese's reef last night onthat site.... it's pure aquatic pornography!
i totally aggree about the scaping ben....incredible work!

[Crabbit]

I wouldn't be unhappy with any of these. These are a bench mark for me. These are grown on the pappon method and are what i am going to play around with. I love big corals they look so different from a small colony to a big one.
click here and hold on to your jaw as it might hit the table

[Social D]

Paul whitbys does it for me the most natural looking one out of the lot , although id be happy with any of them more than

[jasandjules]

ben, on Feb 1 2008, 03:46 PM, said:

http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthre...hreadid=1053276

OMFG.

3000 Watts of light... Not too shabby....:-)

There was me thinking my getting a 3*400W and keeping the 2*250W as well would be plenty....