TANK PICS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

jtburf

jtburf

I want to hunt these.
Jul 18, 2007
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Houston TX
:dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: just got my tanks stocked!:dance: :dance: :dance: :dance:
okay so i am really realy happy now that i finaly got the chance to stock my tank, oh and at my lfs red cherty shrimp are 3 dollars!!!:confused: so i could only get three, so if anyone knows where i could get som rcs for like a buck a peice it would help alot.
also if you live on Houston, i finaly found an awsome lfs, pm me for the name and location.​

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Nice.
 
thank you, i worked really hard on the show tank, and the drift wood in the invert tank was found local along with about 85 pounds of other root drift wood.
 
Looks great.
 
looks great! :)

i have a question though, in the last pic... whats holding the plant? wont it rust or something??
 
Are you looking for round rock that was left by glacial movement. I live Wisconsin and due to our geograph placment we have lots of round rock! Down there you have te rock we pay an arm and a leg for called holly rock (I am pretty sure that is what they call it.) What kind of rock do you need?
 
Are you looking for round rock that was left by glacial movement. I live Wisconsin and due to our geograph placment we have lots of round rock! Down there you have te rock we pay an arm and a leg for called holly rock (I am pretty sure that is what they call it.) What kind of rock do you need?
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no I found Drift wood at my local water ways and it is about 85 pounds dried. but it is a bunch of root soo i am going to use it on my 135 in the future.

i have a question though, in the last pic... whats holding the plant? wont it rust or something??
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in the last pic the plant is in a un used pencil thing, with really small glazed gravel.

thank you for the good feed back.
 
Very nice..............:)
 
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