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I love that old wood! Good stuff
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Urbanek my current 75p I bought used from a local fish store here in El Paso TX. Which is rare to find them here. But it only had one owner prior , but they hade it for over about the 6-7 years so the aquarium has had its time, maybe even older closer to 10yrs. So I going all over the place on a new tank or to stay with a new ADA tank. It two small bubbles on the upper part of the silicon , one on the right front panel and one on the back panel on the upper left corner. I have the table drilled with a glass holes overflow 700gph and I have a 3/4in return line on it. It's currently a FW planted tank. But I am in the process of going reef , but deciding on what to do about the tank.
I know I'm repeating but Congrats!!!
You can't stop amazing me. Love the builds, details and pics (still can't forget the 365).
Keep on the sharing effort and best of luck.
And what are your plans for stocking the tanks?
I love that old wood! Good stuff
Nice! I used moldable plastic on my aqua scape as well, and I really liked it. but I didn't think to put it on the bottom as you did.. When we eventually move, I will have to keep that in mind when setting back up!
All I can say is WOW!! I love the aquascape(s) and the the old wood is beautiful
Jerel - Thanks for the view and comment.I must say.. easy on the eyes.
Sheldon - I'm a new big fan of ADA.Very cool, making me rethink k my 60p set up!
Thanks for the very kind words. I appreciate the views and comments. Not sure how my brain works.Amazing attention to detail...I wish my brain worked that way! Can't wait to see this mature. I really enjoyed your last photo project and look forward to seeing what you're going to do with this!
Thanks so much for the view and comment.Love the scapes, my display has a glass divide at 3/5 along, the scape follows through, sort of.
Thanks for the observation and comment. I'm not worried about paint flaking off. The bottom of the shelf was sanded before the tanks went in to knock any lose pieces down. I did not put any seal on the wood. I wanted to keep it bare and natural.The flow from tank to tank can really be seen with your aquascape. One question, are you worried about the paint from the shelf and light flaking off into your aquariums or is the wood sealed?
I have loved Takashi Amanos work for some time. I dabble in planted tanks, but my heart always brings me back to reefJerel - Thanks for the view and comment.
Sheldon - I'm a new big fan of ADA.
Thanks for the very kind words. I appreciate the views and comments. Not sure how my brain works.