Thanks, but I was not totally happy with it, I felt like it didn't blend as much as I wanted it to. I will try a few other ideas and see how I like it..dude your tank looked awsome the way it was
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Thanksnice tank looks great.
Awesome looking tank, congrats!
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I agree that fake plants can look good when done right. I am looking at getting some more fake plants for my tank, but planting them can be hard when it is already established.
Yes, I am sure there is some plants out there that can give me the natural look I am searching for..
Plus with your tank, I dont think the fake plants will get much attention once the stock is in!!!
the tank is amazing, everything is top notch and you really thought things out in great detail, that background blows me away.
regarding your aquascaping, you can go to a landscaping place and get really nice big rocks. for driftwood, manzman has some huge pieces that he can find for you. here are what i put in my tank which is a little smaller than yours. regarding fake plants, i was also in the same boat thinking it's not for me, tacky etc but i added one to create more zones for my cichlids and everyone that has seen it, likes it. its all a matter of taste.
alot of of big river rock and 700 lbs of substrate all for $150
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big driftwood even compared to the tank
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i'm watching in amazement on how you are setting this up, it's all very detailed, i wish i read this thread before i set mine up.
I have to admtt, I had no part in the stand and its original construction with tabs, it was given to me by an old friend. The tabs were already there, but yes it going to make it much easier to attach doors when it comes to trying to make this tank look in wall, I repeat "TRYING" to make it look in wall somewhatI really like the tabs on your stand. It's going to make skinning in your stand a breeze. Wish we had thought of tabs when we built our stand--it would have made walling the tank/stand in a lot easier.