F8LBITE
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Very nice
Thai
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I removed the handles and filled the holes left behind per Eric the ricers recommendation, looks much better now and tank went back inside where it will finish last bits of drying before it gets either set up in the kitchen of possibly relocated downstairs due to convenience since the python doesn't fit the sink faucet and I'm not mechanically incline enough to figure out an adapter for it... Lol
Siklid
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Thai - you can use a regular garden hose to extend the python....I have one that came with one of my tanks.
spazmattik
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Sharp looking tank man. Can't wait to see it complete with stock.
kevin911
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Wow keep us updated. I dream for a balcony /deck .
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TeamPisces
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Very nice tank, stand, and canopy. What brand of suction cups were using to carry the tanks? Those look like life (tank) savers.
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Thai
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Thanks guys I can't wait to have it set up, never had a peaceful community before. Roger I have 4 pythons, I'm sure I can piece them together to reach from the downstairs bathroom,
I got these suction cups at harbor freight, have a ton of then from when I moved my 630g, were 5$ a piece and holds up to 200lbs
I got these suction cups at harbor freight, have a ton of then from when I moved my 630g, were 5$ a piece and holds up to 200lbs
Thai
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The dilemma now is natural sand or black sand
YSS
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If you are planning on keeping discus, one thing to keep in mind is that black background and dark substrate tend to bring out more peppering on pigeon based discus. If you keep non pigeon based discus, this is not an issue.
Having said that, I like the darker substrate better.
Having said that, I like the darker substrate better.
Thai
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Decision was made to lug this beast downstairs.. Literally, it was quicker than walking it around the house but deff not easier lol
frankoq
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easier for water changes!
Thai
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Rinsed and cleaned the dirtiest, nastiest, smelliest, dingiest, most putrid death like sand of my life....all 200lbs thanks to my pal Eric lol! It was worth it though, nice natural looking sand and it didn't cost me anything...although now that I think about it, it didn't cost him anything when I gave it to him the first time around!
Was enough for a 3" depth all around the tank, next is adding wood rocks and plants which will be this weekend most likely.
Was enough for a 3" depth all around the tank, next is adding wood rocks and plants which will be this weekend most likely.
Eric the Ricer
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Thai
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Some progress today
Thai
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YSS
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Looking great. So, this tank is for discus?
Thai
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After I plant it more yea and other community type fish
Thai
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Ran down to Roger's (sicklid's)house to pick up some Val's he had for me and some bluegills to cycle the tank, by next weekend it should be looking more green
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