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Eglassford

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Howdy everyone! I am trying to get my 29 gallon tall tank hardscaped and am just struggling with what to put where. I have some small plants that will go in eventually, but does anyone have ideas on this rock situation. I’m trying to cover a black bubbler and my air hose. I’m planning on a fish store trip to buy a bunch of tall plants.
 

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Personally I’d pile some more rocks on the right hand side to support the rock that you are using to hide your piping - it looks to be balanced pretty precariously so wouldn’t want that to fall and harm your fish.
 
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Looks like a bunch of rocks strewn about. Some go straight up, some left to right, some front to back. I don't see a natural flow.

I would try to group them into something. It looks like you have some real nice ones there. And maybe take one outside with a hammer (and the appropriate safety gear of course, or a towel) and whack it to make some smaller pieces you can lay around the bigger pieces.

I'm new to aquascaping, but probably have a hundred videos under by belt :p

And yes. Use a plant to hide the hose. That rocks looks like an accident waiting to happen.
I saw a video just yesterday of a Tuber creating a cave with large rocks. He mentioned not to place the rocks on the sand as the sand could shift over time. He used a couple layers of that thin, white wrapping foam on the bottom of the tank, built his structure on that and then added the sand/substrate.

:)
 
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