Rivermuds Test Tank

[basslover34]

Oh, forgot about those.

I used a small clear suction cup for above the bottom and a large one for under the substrate, SS screw, solid copper 22ga phone wire and just wrapped it around the screw and bent the wire to point it. Then a little silicone to seal it all. Cut into shell/stones to hide them too.

Blues in the foreground/background, reds in the caves and other hiding places.

Moonlighting was by cold cathode lamps liberated from copiers and fax machines.

Always wanted to train a fish to turn the lights on/off but I'm not THAT patient.

I did hook up a motor to a bio-wheel once to act as a generator, I got one LED lit .

The new high power LEDs could make for some interesting plant light spotlights.

Dr Joe

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perhaps you should post up pics of your invention to help spark some out of the box thinking

Just say the truth Joe... can't figure out how to use the damn digital camera right?

 

[Rivermud]

Stand up and Wave.. I'm over with Kelso

 

[sterling_mcdaniel]

in training
w/archer

 

[sterling_mcdaniel]

look me up in im sterling mcdaniel

 

[Rivermud]

Will do.. I'm guessing you are the one with the Sturgeon pic on his desktop

 

[sterling_mcdaniel]

nope...

 

[Dr Joe]

perhaps you should post up pics of your invention to help spark some out of the box thinking

Just say the truth Joe... can't figure out how to use the damn digital camera right?

Nope, scanner.

Pix were taken with a 35mm, 15ish yrs ago.

 

[basslover34]

Nope, scanner.

Pix were taken with a 35mm, 15ish yrs ago.

A picture of the picture would work for most of us

 

[PirateOscar]

While i do not have any thing to add, i would like to say this is really cool, and wanted to thank you for sharing

 

[Rivermud]

glad to hear you all like it. Thanks to everyone for their feedback.... worked sucked today so i just came home and cracked a beer instead of shopping at radioshack