Which Scape do you like?

Discussion in 'General Reef Topics' started by Brennan, Feb 12, 2011.

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  1. Brennan

    Brennan Gigas Clam

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  3. jbraslins

    jbraslins Teardrop Maxima Clam

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    #2. I would almost pick #3, but #3 rock tops are too level.
     
  4. Brennan

    Brennan Gigas Clam

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    they aren't that high actually, I just overcropped the picture LOL
     
  5. sostoudt

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    well my main problem with all those scapes is they are too flat on the tops, the height should vary some.
     
  6. FaceOfDeceit

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    It is a dry heat, yeah right !
    #2, That piece moved up front on the left side looks good.
     
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  9. jbraslins

    jbraslins Teardrop Maxima Clam

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    What type of rock is it?
     
  10. cwinn

    cwinn Astrea Snail

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    2 or 3. the flat top isnt so bad and itll help once you start putting corals on it
     
  11. Aaron.Herk

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    I agree with everyone #2.
     
  12. Blue Falcon

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    I like #1. Mainly because of the cave on the right side and the pic may be deceiving but it looks like there are more flat areas to place corals.