Here is my new 90 gallon tank. Its 3 feet by 2 feet by 2 feet so it makes an interesting footprint. I'm still debating on setting up this tank for my Angelfish and Rams, or Discus and Rams and getting another tank for my Angels. Who knows...
My New 90 Gallon *pic*
- Thread starter GDominy
- Start date
Here is my new 90 gallon tank. Its 3 feet by 2 feet by 2 feet so it makes an interesting footprint. I'm still debating on setting up this tank for my Angelfish and Rams, or Discus and Rams and getting another tank for my Angels. Who knows...
I agree with Hebdizzle, the natural rocks make it look real, especially with the varying sizes. The rock are interesting and bold enough that it doesn't look "sparse" with only a few plants.
One piece of driftwood would complete the scene, IMO.
A good look.
One piece of driftwood would complete the scene, IMO.
A good look.
I really, really like the placement and look of the different size pebbles and stones.
I tried to do that once, a long time ago, place a layer of my bigger pebbles on top of my gravel, but it didn't last very long. Now they are all just mushed together.
I tried to do that once, a long time ago, place a layer of my bigger pebbles on top of my gravel, but it didn't last very long. Now they are all just mushed together.
niiice.. love those rocks and pebbles.
i'm a huge sucker for deep tanks also. sometimes i would even set up my 10g "width-wise" to achieve more depth.
i'm a huge sucker for deep tanks also. sometimes i would even set up my 10g "width-wise" to achieve more depth.