slanted set up!

  • We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo
It would look cool but it would take up alot of space in the tank though. If your not worried about that then yeah go for it.
 
Use styrofoam for most of the raised structure to reduce weight and stress on the aquarium itself. You can recover part of the lost room by providing pvc pipe tunnels into the raised bank.

Either way it looks like it would be a very natural looking set up when complete.
 
Mystix212;1548499; said:
No, at night little aquatic fairies need a place to call home.
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sorry, thought that was funny.......... but it looks like a good idea, i would use just one large U shaped pvc and lay it on its side, then pile the sand/substrate on top of it. or use multiple smaller ones for multiple "homes for the fish....................... aquatic fairies....stilll funny
 
i saw it from someone elses set up but they had it from the back of the tank to the front. and theyre tank was huge.

im working with a 30 gallon -__- so i dont know if im willing to lose the space. still possible though
 
I had a setup like that a while ago. I buried a "goldfish bowl" on it's side in the gravel to make a cave. I had 2 problems (minor ones).

1. If I didn't syphon it VERY well, a lot of stuff would collect in all that gravel.
2. I would completelt bury the bowl after every water change. By the next water change (next week), the hill would have slid down and the bowl would be half out. Here is a pic. Oh, and FYI, this was my wife's tank.:ROFL: All the sissy fish. Well, she calls them "the happy fish".

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perfect example. i did that when i had gravel but i had horrible aquascaping skills.
i guess oscars could be considered sissy fish.
 
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