Long narrow tanks tanks for interesting.... I have been thinking about doing a 8 to 10 foot tank that would be 12 inches deep front to back and 18 inches tall for a few Teleogramma brichardi. They are complete a-holes, but I like them.
The drilled tank is acrylic. No worries with drilling an acrylic tank, by no means my first time doing that but drilling them while full of water was a little different!Is that acrylic? Piffle! It's like drilling a hole in a piece of plywood!
Wait until you drill your first glass tank. It doesn't matter how many you have done in the past; drilling into glass is always a sphincter-tightening proposition.
That tank already looks great, right after planting. It's going to be magnificent once that greenery settles in and starts to grow.![]()
3/4”I like the fact that you have high clearance working with that fx6 under the standLepisosteus how thick is the acrylics?
I agree.I would do a North American native stream tank.