wow_it_esploded;2727700; said:
Beautiful! That is something that I would pay $200 bucks for, in store.
One thing, I would have used either clear or black silicone! It would look a lot better because the white stuff distracts me from the artistry of the piece.
Once again, amazing work and wonderful tank, I love the look (although I would have gone with play sand and a few floating plants, just because I think it looks a little more natural) and great great great job!
Thanks. the silicone is clear, i just put it on very thick and now it doesnt look so clear in the pics. I also did start with white sand, but it seemed far too bright. I wanted to try black sand out,, but i do agree that a more natural coloured sand may look alot better.
wow_it_esploded;2727706; said:
Another thing, I think that a huge pair of altum's angelfish would finish that tank off..
Angels would look great in this tank as well. But i think once my rotkeils grow out, they'll look just as nice.
ozpkchris;2727708; said:
great work,
is that thing sturdy, i mean if my 12'' oscar swam into it full blast would it hold up?
Thanks! yes, the background is very sturdy. Like a hard plastic. I would really have to hit it hard to break it. But even then, i think that would only crack it. I dont think a fish could do any damage at all to it.
5am;2728001; said:
sweet background... i never thought of fiberglass... but man that looks awesome!!
I never thought of fibreglass either, until i did alot of research on molds and that sort of thing. I did alot of reading befor i settled on fibreglass.
MsMassPoly;2728021; said:
I think you should write a book on aquascaping.Your work is very impressive.
Thanks alot!
loogielv;2728337; said:
dayum. very awesome. spectacular
Thanks!
invisyblegypsey;2728373; said:
freeking AWSOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you!