Amazing Aquascapes Using MarcoRocks Reef Saver, Shelf and Foundation Is Easy, Using These Tips!

[@whocares4274]

I’d like to get to this level. I had old getting back into the hobby. I learned a lot from your videos but was unwilling to break up my rock because I’m not that artistic and feared the worst. I did build a parameter of my tank and laid my rock out inside and found an rockscape I was happy with and went into using epoxy. After 24 hours I tried to move it and having a 3 piece boulder base was too much and it broke. I gave up. Scraped off the epoxy and put it in my tank and super glued it. The formations I put in the parameters weren’t quite working and I found something I’m very happy with . In a 5 foot 100 gallon tank I’ve got 3 structures that have good cave work. If I ever find the time conference and money to go for a larger tank I will most certainly try breaking my rock. My tank could be better but would be a lot worse without your advice.

[@BriannesFishFam]

Thank you for the great video! Excited for the live stream!

[@billybilly3333333333]

Excellent----looks so cool.

[@Jp-gc6bh]

My second tank is done cycling. I use Carib sea life rock and stacked boulders. I did drill holes in some rocks for plugs though

[@matthewreeves4831]

Interesting info and definitely got my gears turning on future scape ideas. Thanks guys!

[@shadowofthestarsdespair]

I feel like you can use all the material if you have enough tanks 😉 and extras just mean more media for the sump ( get that early cycle for the next new tank)

[@xisotopex]

where is the video for the small nsa aquascape for the 18" tank?

[@willyvanroy2523]

You didn’t mention the rock leaks phosphate

[@WillBayley]

That high movement coral in the tank behind you, in purple and green. What is it? It's amazing.

[@BRStv]

Those are both nephthea corals 😁

[@WillBayley]

@@BRStv Thanks for the reply!

[@abdiasj8726]

I have a 75 gallon. How many lbs of dry rock do I need?

[@BRStv]

If you're using the Reef Saver rock, we usually start with somewhere in the 1 to 1.25 lbs per gallon. It's nice to have some extra pieces to work with.

[@abdiasj8726]

@@BRStv thank you

[@scottshipley570]

I use hot glue 😜

[@fredmsi]

This rock makes tank really cloudy

[@BRStv]

There can be some dust generated during shipping, so we definitely suggest giving it a good rinse. If it doesn't settle out, it's likely not the rock itself, but more likely a bacterial bloom. Super common with newer setups and they normally go away on their own with time.