[BJRuttenberg]

Comments/Suggestions Welcome

#1

#2

 

[bdement]

The large rock looks out of place in comparison to the others. It looks at least double the size of the next largest rock, which creates a discontinuity for me. I think you should seek to minimize its profile, creating something more in line with the others.

 

[BJRuttenberg]

While I do agree with you, Im at a loss. The large rock is much bigger than I expected it to be (when ordered) and am not sure how to reconcile it's use with the 10 gal tank/other rocks. Any suggestion as to how I would go about doing such a thing? I could take a rock hammer to it but that is leaving it up to chance...and laying it flat just takes up too much tank space.

 

[JAY2525]

to my untrained eye, I like no. 2....just depends on what type of plants your going to use but I like it....

 

[rickylbc]

Tanks looks big.

 

[Indignation]

I like the large rock. So many nice hardscapes get lost when the plants grow in; I don't think you will need to worry about it with your setup. My vote is for #2.

 

[BJRuttenberg]

Im thinking about getting a smaller rock for layout. The problem is that the plants Ill be using are HC, Dwarf Hairgrass and maybe some Blyxia Japonica...this doesnt leave a lot of room for rocks to be covered by plants and consequently very little will be obscured...ill post when I get a new rock...Im thinking one about 2/3 the size...