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You wouldn't want to see my tank. I don't use fancy equipment and I am a noob ![]() |
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Some Nice Japanese tanks.... Japanese tanks have their problems....but I like the fact that a lot of them do not have uniform lighting over the whole tank. I think a tank that is not lit up from end to end adds a certain depth an elegance to a tank, which a tank that just simply has the brightest lights over the greatest areas do no begin to achieve. |
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![]() oops...missed the Canadian part ...oh well
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![]() it's still a nice tank :-)
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![]() amazing how the nicest tanks are the ones with the spotless glass on all 4 sides.... those Japenese tanks are ridiculous!!! Thanks for sharing!
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![]() I am very diligent about scraping the coraline off everything except my rocks. With a clean black (or bluish) acrylic background, it gives a stronger impression of depth.
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