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new tank
switched tanks...
check out the before and after.. Before: http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y27...s28/tank-1.jpg After: http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y27...s28/small2.jpg |
Have you thought of doing PVC base for your rockwork? You've got such a nice long tank & plenty of rock, it just has that "piled up" look. I think you could create a stunner without too much effort. I'm just OCD about aquascaping, you've got a nice set up, but why stop @ nice when you can have smokin'?
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I had to look at your avatar twice! An Oiler fan in Calgary? Couln't be! It's not natural! I love the Flames vs.Canucks games, but Kipper drives me insane, he's too bloody good;)
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More rock , new tank, looking good. When I saw you were selling your old one I thought you might be leaving the hobby.
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im a die-hard Flames fan ;) |
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Pvc can act as a scaffold. take a masonry bit & drill your live rock & secure it to the pvc construct with zip ties. You can get quite creative & minimize contact with the sand bed, create better flow, minimize "dead-spots" & add tons of caves & crannies for the fishies. Use black expanding pond foam to hide any exposed joints or to help blend structures together, etc. I dry fit the pvc together & drill holes through it so the zips can fit tight.
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