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Old 08-01-2010, 09:21 PM
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YAY! I had 9 people come over yesterday and help me to put my tank on the stand and move it into place we also had 2 beam lifters to get the tank to the proper height so we didn't kill anyone or brake anything (then I would have been killing people...) so the tank is in place and I spent about 2 hours putting the rock in place, the sand and I also put 10" of water in the tank to help me to get the sand into the crevices (it didn't work too well though cause now I can't see where the sand needs to go oh well)
I would have taken some pictures but my batteries died... will post pics this afternoon though (I hope).

PS thanks delo978 for coming and helping. Also thanks to all those who came to help and are following along.
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Old 08-02-2010, 02:55 AM
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So I have some other pictures of the rock going in... after my brother and a bunch of others helped me move the tank he got out his camera and took some pictures as I was putting the rock in... anyways here is the tank ready for plumbing

The left side



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FTS with the bottom tank in the mix as well.

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Old 08-02-2010, 04:36 PM
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Some pics that my brother took



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looks great man. those angelfish are looking mighty hungry thou.......
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Looking great! I love the rock work. How are you attaching the rock together?
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Old 08-03-2010, 12:19 AM
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looks great man. those angelfish are looking mighty hungry thou.......
I'm in luck they eat pizza so it won't cost me that much too feed angels that size

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Looking great! I love the rock work. How are you attaching the rock together?
The rock is DIY rock and the oyster shell really grabs together... they are not attached.

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