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09-09-2010, 05:45 PM
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New set up
Ok everyone. I'm getting ready to buy a new set up in the next few days and am stoked! I'm getting a 75 gallon tank with filter,hood, two lights, 4 bulbs, heater, protien skimmer, and somethings I forget. All for $200 buck! way excited. So any suggestions on a new design. I'm thinkg... black sand, black or dark grey oval shaped stones stacked up to make standing caves running down center of tank. Along with grass and thick ground cover. I really want to have nice grass hiding places if I can. I'm really not sure what all to do but I cant wait to figure it all out.
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09-17-2010, 09:44 PM
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Re: New set up
Sounds cool! I personally think having java moss grow over the caves or adding it to some driftwood would make a neat addition
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