Reef Hardscape 12 - Floating Reef - gluing, cementing & final result - Step By Step Reef Aquascaping

This is very different design from me as customer wanted something that is floating in the tank and have lot of space to grow coral plus it has sense of depth. I ended up installing in their tank too and recently received video footage from them which is included in this video. Really loving it how its maturing in their tank. Watch the video from start to end as I also show the cementing process to make this scape super strong and last for years.
Thanks and keep scaping.
OAO
Jag

[@syte_y]

I love this scape. will look amazing once it fills in

[@spicyreef]

I love it. almost looks like mine 🙂

[@steevareno2002]

Nice 👍

[@JagAquaticsAustralia]

Thanks mate for liking this scape and supporting the channel.

[@turk2281]

Can you describe what products you used to cement the rocks together?

[@JagAquaticsAustralia]

I used Jag Aquatics Instant glue and Marco E cement.

[@hakki686]

However those fishes .... How can you put thme inside ? They do require like 20x more space :(

[@JagAquaticsAustralia]

This scape is done for a client. I hope they know how much space fish need. But surely will mention them after your comment. Thanks for the feedback mate.

[@qnonbs]

The base looks nice but the top looks like a table. That and the coral placement makes this look so unnatural.

[@JagAquaticsAustralia]

Thanks for supporting the channel and comment. Client needed scape in certain way and long slab area so they can place coral easily plus have a floating area. Part of our scaping job it’s interesting to see and also learn how hobbyist think in different way. Again thanks for talking time to give your feedback. Really appreciate that.