Tank of the Year 2020

TOTY 2020

  • 1

    Votes: 14 10.4%
  • 2

    Votes: 17 12.6%
  • 3

    Votes: 22 16.3%
  • 4

    Votes: 47 34.8%
  • 5

    Votes: 24 17.8%
  • 6

    Votes: 11 8.1%

  • Total voters
    135
  • Poll closed .

thebiggerthebetter

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Coming from a guy who'd probably win the ugliest empty plastic box tank of the year perhaps just for sheer size, I must say all these 6 are pieces of art and labors of love. Eye candy and serenity-now are all of them! Great job ya'll. I truly, truly have no desire to pick one, but sounds like I have to... Gotta hit the scorecards now, too many beautiful punches thrown and landed... :)
 

deeda

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Voted!! Great entries from 2020.
 
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Zak03

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all are amazing tanks. not just saying that, i mean it.

However, I do think it's a toss-up between #1 and #6 because it seems to me that they'd require the most effort to maintain (Is that BBA in #1??? Great job). All the others are pretty simplistic (which is understandable when dealing with bigger, aggressive fish). #5 is really awesome and pretty, but to me personally, the lack of plants and the consequent lack of color variation and vibrancy is what places it behind tanks #1 and #6.

My Opinion/reaction
#1
The drift wood on the ends look great and helps "wrap" the presentation of the tank, but if they reached just a bit further and also had a branch or two reaching down it would give it a more natural look.

#2
The hardscape and the plant density gives the tank a good natural look, but the hornwort... i don't really like it. Good tank tho.
 

GentleGiantsCichlidKeeper

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Sep 17, 2020
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all are amazing tanks. not just saying that, i mean it.

However, I do think it's a toss-up between #1 and #6 because it seems to me that they'd require the most effort to maintain (Is that BBA in #1??? Great job). All the others are pretty simplistic (which is understandable when dealing with bigger, aggressive fish). #5 is really awesome and pretty, but to me personally, the lack of plants and the consequent lack of color variation and vibrancy is what places it behind tanks #1 and #6.

My Opinion/reaction
#1
The drift wood on the ends look great and helps "wrap" the presentation of the tank, but if they reached just a bit further and also had a branch or two reaching down it would give it a more natural look.

#2
The hardscape and the plant density gives the tank a good natural look, but the hornwort... i don't really like it. Good tank tho.
I wish I had thought that deeply about this :clap:ROFL:.....
 
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