Anybody ever set up some 3D decor (driftwood, plants, etc) BEHIND an aquarium with a clear back? A tank I recently set up currently has just a clear glass back and plenty of room behind it to put some stuff (maybe some tall pieces of driftwood). Seems like it might look interesting and I’ll likely give it a try. Curious to see if anyone else has done this and if they have pics… If so, I’d love to see!
Ideas for Interesting Background BEHIND Tank
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if its a internal background you could use this
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This scaping foam spray by Dymax produces a white, translucent foam that is used for bonding aquarium hardscape together such as driftwood and aquascaping rocks. Used commonly in terrarium and paludarium setups, Scaping Foam Spray from Dymax can be used for aquascaping projects as well and helps...
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Would look good to put some houseplants behind it and give a jungle vibe, or some rocks and wood.
All my tanks are in front of walls/windows, so if there isn’t a background, that’s all I get.
All my tanks are in front of walls/windows, so if there isn’t a background, that’s all I get.
I crush some recycled brown packing paper and then flatten them a bit giving it some cracks and crevices then I attach it on the back wall behind the aquarium. Sometimes I twist some and add them at a few places giving a branch type look .
My tanks are very dimly lit ( I use a 4w bulb on a 90g ?) so it forms dark shaded area due to the foldings and it looks kinda cool.
My tanks are very dimly lit ( I use a 4w bulb on a 90g ?) so it forms dark shaded area due to the foldings and it looks kinda cool.
