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New stuff from the Lab... https://www.facebook.com/pages/J6-jestersix/148706888627577

Thanks for the compliments - can't wait to see this build with water and corals! If anyone has questions you can PM or stop by and visit at the NVR swap.

If you are looking for something in particular, I would encourage you to PM or email me (jestersix@gmail.com) to discuss a pre-order... I'm working seriously hard on having a great selections for the swap, I will have some of the following: Single space FragDomes ($10 for 4) MiniDomes ($15...

jestersix Pre-orders If you are looking for something in particular, I would encourage you to PM or email me (jestersix@gmail.com) to discuss a pre-order... I'm working seriously hard on having a great selections for the swap, I will have some of the following: Single space FragDomes ($10...

This is made with Emaco, a reef safe no cure needed architectural mortar - you can Dremel off pieces, but it would change the look of the piece, and that would be sad...LOL

All things aside, I've worked with the Real Reef rock and I am a big fan. The new generation of their rock is actually pretty amazing - it is my favorite rock to work with - and I've worked with just about everything. My guess is there other factors besides the rock in your tank - had similar...

Best place for small orders is Marc at Marco Rocks. You may ask around the club and see if anyone has some to spare, I know that there are a few in the DIY crowd that have invested in full bags and may have some lingering in their garage.. I've given up shipping kits as Marc is cheaper on the...

IMO using Emaco for the build is the easiest process. Quick cure and reef ready at cure (20 minutes average set time). You can easily create a flat, stable bottom for your stacks. Emaco lets you do some amazing stuff...

I've done a lot of builds that were dry rock only, using just a couple of small pieces of live Rock to seed the tank. They have developed just fine. I really don't see much advantage going 80 Live/20 Dry - that close you might as well go all Live. On the other hand, 80 Dry/20 Live will grow...

Just posted a couple of new videos on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/J6-jestersix/148706888627577

Last one, a Pukani Bonsai - 12 pounds, 14 x 8 x 12 - $100.

SOLD

Next up is a nice Real Reef Overhang - 30.2 pounds, 27 x 10 x 11.5 - $250

Just was in Simi Valley for the MASVC event and I built some 'scapes special for the show to let folks in SoCal see what jester can do. A few made the trip home, so I am offering them at the show pricing... First up a Tonga piece, 37.8 pounds 30 x 20 x 14 - $175

Built this one in early May of 2014 and I believe the customer filled the tank and started the cycle in late May. He moved most of the coral from his existing 120G after the initial cycle.

Thanks all - that coral on the end would have to get HUGE to tip this one...the magic is in the build.

This was the build when it was ready to leave the Lab... The customer posted some current pics, and graciously is allowing me to share... Here it is before the water was added... An a recent FTS... And finally and end view...

True, inspired by previous creations, with a few twists...

I was referring to using fiberglass rods for some builds (I call them wraps, fiberglass wrapped in Emaco) - the jesterRock does not have a rock core...

Yes, that certainly works. I've done similar things using fiberglass rods with an Emaco wrap. Nice thing about the Emaco wraps, if they get uncovered, they look like rock. Acrylic always looks like acrylic...