Bet you never seen this substrate!

[Diogenes]

maybe you could plug the casings with something so that gunk doesn't get down in there?

 

[kjfan1]

I would take a whole day and clean each one individually for the extra 500!

 

[Camshaft Ramrod]

acrylic + metal = scratches

It'll be interesting to see how much of a factor this a year from now.

Looks cool though. As long as he's careful while maintaining and doesn't have big fish to move the casings around, the scratching shouldn't be too bad, maybe..

 

[Specialk314]

that is awesome, but like erk said, my first thought was that that has got to be a pain to vac

 

[GarNiac]

I dont think there's any fish will survive in there

 

[Matt724]

that's definitely really awesome... did that even make gramatical sense? idk, but yea awesome!

 

[erk419]

Nice! But... Koi??? lol

I agree Koi is a bad idea really should be pond fish only and there going to outgrow that tank real quick. That and there very messy fish so I see a ammonia bloom coming soon and often with that substrate. I also hope he doesn't get any bottom dwellers that will tear them up. I gotta say though it does look pretty sweet. I'd almost think a UGF would work best in this situation and plugging them shells.

 

[JK47]

I'd almost think a UGF would work best in this situation and plugging them shells.

^ UAF (under ammo filter ) Looks like the cover of "Black" the game.

 

[erk419]

^ UAF (under ammo filter ) Looks like the cover of "Black" the game.

yeah it does wonder if thats were he got the idea.

 

[jerzyperson]

how did he clean all those shells? and i think the best way for him to make that easy to deal with. silicone the shells tight, fill the shells with silicone and make it impossible for gunk to hide. i would layer the shells with silicone as well, alot of silicone used, but IMO would be worth it.