125gal tank build. Lots of pics beware.

[High Waters]

that is amazing. from dirty crap tank to that...wow. and book shelves too....great!

 

[tidioute06]

Here are a couple pics of the firefish and a short video of the tank. I added a ton of rock this weekend. Once I get around to digging up my camcorder i'll post a better pic.
Enjoy!

 

[tidioute06]

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[The Zigman]

your youtube video is set to private.
We cant see it unless we are on your youtube friends list, or if you make it a public video.

 

[tidioute06]

lol i'm a nub. It's fixed.

 

[jameshilljr]

awesome!:thm: I like the rockwork-and I'm sure your AC's do too

 

[tidioute06]

Thanks!

 

[SilverDollarMan]

awesome progress, you really made something simple to something incredible

Great Job!

 

[AfroCichlid]

If anyone knows where to find rocks like that let me know lol. I mean this tank won the 2008 aquatic plant layout contest.

I love tank build threads. Turned out great! I'm guessing by now you've decided against the original planted landscape. That would have required lots of work and cash.
The hardscape used in that tank was possibly wood. I've seen this done several times to create cliff faces. A similar tank won the year before in the medium tanks.

 

[katschamne]

Your tank looks awesome. I really love the rock work as well. I've never heard of fw fire fish. I will have to look those up. Do you happen to know the scientific name of them?