sick DIY nano for $97.32?????

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I just wanted to share my newly completed project with you guys!

The whole thing was done as part of a contest for best diy under $200
that includes tank,lights, filter and stock. Everything but basic supplies(salt ect.)

I have $100 to stock it!

The whole build log thread can be found at http://nmoceankeepers.com/nano/entrants/12.php


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That's awesome....amazing build and that's great that you have $100 bucks left to stock it up. Hope you win...
 
I have been thinking about what to do when the algae builds up, I'm just gonna have to be real careful.
I wish it could have been glass, but I don't know how to bend glass!
 
Thanks for the props guys,
The toothbrush is a great idea!
I'll be filling it up today. I'll be using some sand and rock from my 90g to get it to cycle up quick.
I can wait to see it stocked up.
I'm thinking of doing an elitereefs order to get it stocked.
 

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