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Old 01-16-03, 09:02 AM   #1
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Share your setup and result.

It could be interesting to see pic from your aquarium and setup, filtration, light, special aquarium any thing soft and salty water small to large.

This is one of my salty aquarium, i'll put the setup pic later. This one is a
110 gal. Last summer i had to empty it because of renovation in the house,
it toke about 20 hour to move all from this one to my other setup in the basement, then in september i had to do it again in the new place.
Before i had all my filtration under the aquarium and have a pomp sound
all the time so now i put all the filtration in the basement that make a big
difference.

This is the result. Pic of setup of this one and the other later.







Hope you'll enjoy.
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Old 01-16-03, 01:00 PM   #2
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Great pic...thanks for sharing!!!
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Old 01-16-03, 01:04 PM   #3
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We haven't done this on a thread here in awhile...here is a freshwater....150g planted community tank.

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Very nice setups

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Old 01-16-03, 07:18 PM   #5
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wow, that is a very impressive tank Shane!
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Those are great looking setups! I wish i had the money for a salt water tank, but i guess i should get a fresh water one first

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Old 01-19-03, 04:49 PM   #7
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I guess its like anything else...if we had the money...we would all just find another place to spend it...more pets im sure
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Loving the live rock in the salty setup, lot of floral life in the freshie setup. Beautiful tanks guys. Kinda makes me want to get into the hobby.
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