Can this make tank of the month?

[swervo513]

Thanks for comments and feel free to post pics of your own tanks. But how would you make it look more natural or just plain better?

 

[jcardona1]

This is my tank. Not a show winner by any means, but it's all about how your arrange the wood and rocks.

 

[swervo513]

new, better photo

 

[Jay88]

I like it how you planning on hiding the heater? <--- very interested in knowing that. But i love the setup..the stand is sexy too!

 

[Jay88]

This is my tank. Not a show winner by any means, but it's all about how your arrange the wood and rocks.

How many gallons is this? And what you did in such a small space, nice scaping!

 

[swervo513]

not sure on how to hide heaters. they are too big and dont fit in the wetdry so im stumped unless i buy one of those expensive 3D backgrounds

 

[Chaitika]

not sure on how to hide heaters. they are too big and dont fit in the wetdry so im stumped unless i buy one of those expensive 3D backgrounds

Or you just take the heater out for pictures like the pros do.

 

[Jc1119]

Or you just take the heater out for pictures like the pros do.

Exactly...

I really like the tank alot. I love the natural feel but I'd lose the white rocks. Dark rocks or none IMO. Might even paint the returns. Tank is great though!!

 

[drewdog31]

thats one of the nicest tanks i ever scene!

 

[swervo513]

thanks for the compliments guys!... im happy about how good it looks with just a few peices of drift wood and some plants. I kind of like the feel of the white rocks.. i feel like it reflects the light back up better and helps show some of the colors of the fish that we miss with dark substrates