120 Gallon Dutch/Nature style hybrid

^ I hope you don't mean with your hands xD Because it's 120 gallons... you know... approximately 1300 pounds not including stand and equipment.. :B
 
Maybe if it had wheels xD
The weight lifting champions challenge themselves to push 1100 pound (~400~ kg) I would love to see this occur with a tank this large, being as bulky as it is, and only one man doing it :p
 
what type of gravel is that? it looks like round pellets, not something im use to handling
 
Speechless... That is impressive to sat the least...


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very nice set up. There are so many options with an extra large tank and you accomplished a really nice blend of two different aquascaping styles. great work.

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THE V said:
That tank would look much better with clown puke gravel in it. Where's the treasure chest with the airhose? No tank is complete without one of those.

So disappointing. ...
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I've spent years looking for the perfect clown puke color, much harder to find that you might think. Never the right color mix. I like the bubbling skeletons more.
I use to collect nice plastic plants. But I'd never use them, so I sold them at the Local Fish Society for quite a profit and they only took up a lot of space at home.
 
JAY973 said:
Now if I could just get my 180g close to this it will kill two birds with one stone, my uncontrolled obsession to collect different plants and actually have it presentable. :thud:Kudos to you on your beautiful tank.
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Well, you can remove one species, then add another. That way you get to use and have all these different species. You can sell the old one and if you change your mind, you can try and buy it back or find someone else that has it for sale.
You keep rotating till you have mostly plants you really like. the wood acts as barriers to keep the group spaces and sizes defined, this keeps the collectoritus controlled a bit.
 
Sweet-lookin' set-up, Tom. Really like the contrasts of color and texture.

Mark
 
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