Cookie*420;4444747; said:
The driftwood wouldn't fit in a 180 glass without cutting it. The pic makes it look smaller than it is, it's beastly...
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The driftwood wouldn't fit in a 180 glass without cutting it. The pic makes it look smaller than it is, it's beastly...
JK47;4444873; said:The driftwood wouldn't fit in a 180 glass without cutting it. The pic makes it look smaller than it is, it's beastly...
Dude, totally right, that thing is SO beast.
I just measured, from the picture perspective it is 3 feet tall, about 2.5 feet wide, and a foot and a half deep.
The tank is 22 inches tall and 18 inches deep...
aclockworkorange;4444953; said:Dude, totally right, that thing is SO beast.
I just measured, from the picture perspective it is 3 feet tall, about 2.5 feet wide, and a foot and a half deep.
The tank is 22 inches tall and 18 inches deep...
Well look at it like this, now that I know it won't fit in my 300 gallon you don't have to worry about it getting stolen at night
Haha, I know a spot with more pieces like that, it's just kind of a major pain to get them... too bad your kids aren't a little older, we could enlist them for some manual labor! 
Ok, I didn't realize the dimensions. Now I'm leaning towards a band saw or a chain saw. I'd lean towards a band saw if you can find someone with one that will cut it for you (stair maker, woodworker, carpenter). A chain saw will work too, the cut just may need some sanding after.
Hey, I spend alot of time in Portland.
The best fish store I've EVER come across in person, would be
Wet Spot Tropical SomethingSomethingSomething.
NE 43rd & Hancock, right around the corner from the glasses store.
The only thing I don't like about them is they seemingly don't warrant anything too expensive for them to cover. But they have probably well over 100 amazingly cared-for tanks full of almost any fish you need.
It's like a zoo almost, its incredible, I highly suggest you pay them a visit.
& they have a $200 fire eel that is easily 2' long.
Get it! I forgot his name though D:
The best fish store I've EVER come across in person, would be
Wet Spot Tropical SomethingSomethingSomething.
NE 43rd & Hancock, right around the corner from the glasses store.
The only thing I don't like about them is they seemingly don't warrant anything too expensive for them to cover. But they have probably well over 100 amazingly cared-for tanks full of almost any fish you need.
It's like a zoo almost, its incredible, I highly suggest you pay them a visit.
& they have a $200 fire eel that is easily 2' long.
Get it! I forgot his name though D:
KCK;4450063; said:
Yes, I got a lot of my fish from wet spot. Best selection of unusual fish in the area. I think they probably have more than 200 tanks, on top of their cichlid operation down the street where they have a ton more fish (so I hear).
They did have a large fire eel for $200 but he was sold a few weeks ago. He had a large chunk missing from his tail, I believe he was a trade in from someone who had a compatibility problem in their tank. They also have their store mascot fire eel which is even bigger, his name is Snuffers.
