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46 Gallon Bowfront home to 8 Tropheus Moorii Moliro (Firecracker)... Some bleached corals, and african cichlid Sand, a fluval 305 canister (thanks TJ) and a Aqueon 55 HOB filter.... I really like this tank... love to fall asleep looking at it!

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5 gallon betta tank, fo super serial
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10 Gallon Clown tank
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20 Gallon Soon to be clown tank
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20 Gallon Dempsey floor tank
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29 Gallon Flowerhorn tank
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46 Gallon Goldie community tank
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Here is a new video of my tank. 180 gallon Frontosa tank. Enjoy!

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well since I moved a little more than two weeks I rearrange my tank
9mbuna cichlids
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Work in progress... my first planted tank!

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sandnuka wrote:Nice look tank Side! I finished up my first planted tank.... take it easy... its a work in progress.

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Nice..that centerpiece and rock are oddly familiar..lol

Hey thats the tank we pick up this morning,looks good ....I guess you've been working on it all day?

sandnuka wrote:Nice look tank Side! I finished up my first planted tank.... take it easy... its a work in progress.

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you've got some good "bones" there . . . lady that did the Aquascaping talk at the GSAS, called the hard-scape structure of a planted tank, "the bones" . . . very poetic.

get the photos coming as it progresses

sidekicking wrote:well since I moved a little more than two weeks I rearrange my tank
9mbuna cichlids
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Bro, how are those Saulosi doin' that I sold you? Tank is looking awesome!!!!

thanks mikey
I actually lost one female I have no idea why, so I pick up two yellow labs

When I finished my basement I put this 180 in my wall. It looks better but I suck at photography. there is a huge log in the middle with java moss all over it. Some crypts in the front and some anubias growing on the logs on the sides. I've got 4 angelfish in there. 2 are a pair of albino pearlscale angels. I've got school of bloodfin tetras, a school of bleeding heart tetras, a breeding colony of bushy nose plecos and a school of cory cats.

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No rays!?!?! Just kidding but I definitely like the in wall set up. I want to see the ray tanks!

That in-wall is awesome!

Dont you have lights in the in wall????? need to turn off lights in the room, take another picture with the aquriam lights on so we can really get a good visual.... cause it looks amazing!

Yeah man that in-wall tanks looks awesome
like sand said you should take some pics with the lights on

I tried turning the lights off and getting pics but they looked horrible. I'll ask my wife to help me. She's the photo lady. I'll get a shot of the sump behind the wall too. Its a 60 gallon wet dry.

No rays in this tank. I'll post some shots of the ray tanks in the fish room later.

ok figured it out. Here is the 180 again. I know the plants are not impressive yet.
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Here's the fish room... the ray tanks are 72 x 72. All the metal racks you see I have welded just to give you a little glimpse of my work.

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very nice setups dave!!!

BTW: did you get my PM?

protocl wrote:very nice setups dave!!!

BTW: did you get my PM?

yes I got your PM. I'll call you soon.

years ago when I bought the ray tanks I wish I would have been welding then. Wood moves too much and I have to shim under the tanks as the wood moves a bit.

you have nice set up man
what else do you keep in all the other tanks?

sidekicking wrote:you have nice set up man
what else do you keep in all the other tanks?

I've got a group of L199 and L129 plecos I'm trying to breed. I've got a pair of Uaru that I believe is a male female pair. I've got a few pairs of angels, kribensis and convicts. I'm also keeping a bunch of fish for a friend of mine right now.

Here is my 50 gallon long with attached 10 gallon bow front feeder guppy starter

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In an experiment, I am trying to breed guppies for the occasional snack for my Polypterous'.. The fish in my 50 keep uprooting smaller plants, so I moved them to a planted 10 gallon. Set it up a week ago, we'll see how it work out.

Shawn

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our albertsons 120G lobster tank lol

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our 150 re setting up

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our 50G planted

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our 400G not set up yet

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and our 10g i am not showin

Good find on that Albertson's tank! How'd you get that and how much was it?

i traded some 40'' super swampers for it

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our 150 almost set up, few more things to do

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our 150 almost set up, few more things to do

180G tall?

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my new 55 gallon acrylice with corner overflow, got it for $30. gonna have a 20 gallon sump, 10 gallon ATO and a 7.5 gallon secondary display tied in

Nice, it matches my 150, can I have it?

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our 150 almost set up, few more things to do

180G tall?

It is a 150 gal tall.

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] new 29g x 2 gotta love buildin tanks all on your own

more to come tomorrow any one want a tank for half store price? or glass cut? i need orders buy tonight, send them to Ashely all tanks must be under 60g

You know anyone that can build a 75 gallon (48x18-20x 20 or higher) I have 48 " width to spare and about 20" of width that I'd be able to spare... The probrem is the cash that the LFS's want for these bigger tanks. I'm not opposed to acrylic either...

Shawn

how much you sellin 29 gallon tanks? and 20 gallon tanks? need a bunch for the hatchery i am planning.

me wrote:Nice, it matches my 150, can I have it?

NO!!!!

Racersk wrote:You know anyone that can build a 75 gallon (48x18-20x 20 or higher) I have 48 " width to spare and about 20" of width that I'd be able to spare... The probrem is the cash that the LFS's want for these bigger tanks. I'm not opposed to acrylic either...

Shawn

i dont know anyone im sorry. i can build you a 123 gallon @ 46.5x30.75x20............. pm me

sandnuka wrote:how much you sellin 29 gallon tanks? and 20 gallon tanks? need a bunch for the hatchery i am planning.

how many we talking? i can have around 50 in two weeks.. and any size you want up to 60. and i figure about a buck a gallon unless you order 50+ then 50cents a gallon. pm me if your serious i can build you racks @ a cheep price too

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my new 55 gallon acrylice with corner overflow, got it for $30. gonna have a 20 gallon sump, 10 gallon ATO and a 7.5 gallon secondary display tied in

it is a good lookin tank though... its brand new huh?

lol i wish, naw i got it at a local sale for $30. but the only visible scratches are on the bottom, although thats kinda anoying because im having a bare bottom... ill have to have a small layer of sand.

i wouldnt do sand inless you are going to do a ish load of mec filtetation otherwise it will make it to your pump and eff it all to 7734

its gonna be saltwater, dont worry i got it lol, lets not steal the thread

teddyzaper wrote:its gonna be saltwater, dont worry i got it lol, lets not steal the thread

lil late but.....word

Took some quick shots tonight. This acrylic 60 gallon has a built in sump in the back, and is currently housing my 10 Eureka Red fry, and my 1 Blood Dragon Peacock. I bought the dead-live rocks from TJ (icer711), thanks again bro! The lights are two T5's, four feet long. The sand is home depot silica. Enjoy. Will get some better shots of the fish soon

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looks good pm sent i have a question

Thanks!!

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MIKEY! tank looks AWESOME! i love the corals.... what a big difference that made.... and I can see thoughs peacocks, there gonna be gorgeous when they start to color up!! great job in the little time you had to put it together... just great.

sandnuka wrote:MIKEY! tank looks AWESOME! i love the corals.... what a big difference that made.... and I can see thoughs peacocks, there gonna be gorgeous when they start to color up!! great job in the little time you had to put it together... just great.

Thanks Joe!! We scored in that group buy, all of mine are healthy, have not lost one yet!!

Looks great mikey lovein the coral and glad to see you got it all together working right... were gonna have to get you a diff light though ill keep my eyes open for you... there is one that goes with that tank ill try and get u a pict of it.. it will make that tank look more awesome then it all ready is

Nice tank Mikey!

Some really nice looking tanks on here!

Here are a few of mine. These are older pictures and some things have changed, but they're pretty close.
29 gallon J. transcriptus and L. stappersii.
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38 gallon P. saulosi. I've changed this one and moved the saulosi to a larger tank.
This tank now houses two blood parrot, one was given to me (had outgrown its tank) and it was so skiddish that I ended up getting him a companion.
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55 gallon mbuna.
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60 gallon mbuna.
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75 gallon mbuna.
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75 gallon mixed Malawis.
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I also have another 29, a couple of 20s and some 10s with N. leleupi, N. brevis, and bristlenose plecos.