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06-03-2007, 06:09 AM
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I totally get where Tony is coming from.
You can have a Bimmer M3 with minor modifications or you can have one decked out in edgy looking bodykits, spoilers, and other misc accessories so that it no longer looks like an M3. The corals look superb but as a gestalt, the tank doesn't look natural . http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/20...totm/index.php VS  Last edited by Moogled; 06-03-2007 at 06:22 AM. 
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06-03-2007, 07:47 PM
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Holy doodle! I never expected this thread to turn into a debate fest, but it is definately more entertaining this way
 I know my tank is pretty crowded, and obviously not to a lot of people's tastes, however after seeing this Italian tank I felt like mine wasn't nearly as crowded as I thought it was. It isn't the most creative aquascaping(neither is mine)and not necessarily to my taste either but was simply posted as an example of a very crowded tank.  I have quite enjoyed all the banter though. I guess one thing to keep in mind though, is we build our own reef to our own taste as much as possible, so as long as we are all reasonably happy with what we've done that is what really matters. I don't think many people get into this hobby with the thought of building a reef to please everybody else.  If it so happens that others like what we've accomplished that's nice a bonus, but we'll never please everybody.
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