Behemoth planted tank

[plantbrain]

I have a few things to make sure none of the wood goes anywhere just in case, these will be removed soon.

The wood is very beautiful and has the nicest grain.
You feel like you are deep underwater when you stand in front of this side.

Regards,
Tom Barr

 

[Chickieepooh2u]

water changes must be a lot of fun.

LMAO!!! You beat me to it!!!

Where is this tank?? Is it a college project or something? I know the hubby would divorce me if I even thought about anything bigger than a 500 gallon. *snort*

 

[FreddytheFish]

That's awesome! :thm:

 

[Rowangel]

Wow, such a nice tank...so much you can do with it! I was checking out a 150g tank the other day (I have a move comming up in a year or two so I have to wait) and was thinking of all the great plants and landscaping I could do with it. Now, compaired to that beauty, it is looking down right pathetic...*sigh*, I would love to design the insides of one of those! I could have a new title; Graphic Designer-print, web and aquariums!

 

[blackwolfXKAV]

man, thats gotta be some serious cash...btw where is it and why did ya get it (other than the fact that most fishkeepers kill for those tanks)?

 

[clayt101]

Is this a home aquarium? I definately want to see pics of the altums, discus and plecos. That looks awesome.

 

[plantbrain]

Yes, it's in a private home.

Water changes are a breeze, they are hard plumbed and simply turning a valve and another you can fill and drain the tank pretty quick.

It's located in Los Angeles, CA.

8 sq ft of HC BTW :dive:

Regards,
Tom Barr

 

[phanmc]

"60 Rose line barbs"

You have to get a picture of that school!

 

[Hurley]

Oh what a dream tank!!! I would love to see a fully set up picture. I keep telling myself that someday, just maybe, I too can have a tank like that...*sigh*

 

[plantbrain]

"60 Rose line barbs"

You have to get a picture of that school!

Not sure if you have ever seen a full grow batch, they are very fast, like full sized bala sharks, they will be quick a pack.

Come to this years AGA meeting in SF, and there's a store with 4 x 7" ones.
I'm not that excited about them personally, nor large discus, but the altums and the other fish I am.

Regards,
Tom Barr