That's an awesome little tank, bro! I really like how you set up the sunken ship scenery. i can homestly say I'm jealous, and I'm the biggest advocate against bright colored gravel. i might just have to copy you.
Mazcote Yarquest;3922496; said:Or a miniature Tom Hanks and a volleyball.

lol. prob is i hate that movieMazcote Yarquest;3922496; said:Or a miniature Tom Hanks and a volleyball.
i quite agree, i think it would look better if the island was made out of the coarser substrate. i like the ship thoughBlackShark11k;3921710; said:hmm imo that blue gravel and the ship ruined it. you should've done just the sand, then a 8'' ring of black sand/gravel in the middle, with the palm tree in the middle of that. it would've been awesome![]()
Dreamsing;3922042; said:Good luck keeping the sand out of the gravil once you've got an eel in there. I don't know how the fish will influence it, but I know that my fiddler crabs are always dragging sand into the rocky side of their beach tank.
packer43064;3922254; said:What you suggest then...real plants. I've had no luck with them and drift wood is nice but it's not cheap. JW