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cj_doede said:
i see fishies!!!!!
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I have quite a few and best yet I finally have a fish that I wanted since I was a teenager. A leopoldi Stingray, It's definately the bomb diggety!:cool:

I also have a rope fish,blackghost knife, ornate bichir and a tiger bichir.

Now I am looking for some really wicked discus to add!
 
Energy said:
I have quite a few and best yet I finally have a fish that I wanted since I was a teenager. A leopoldi Stingray, It's definately the bomb diggety!:cool:

I also have a rope fish,blackghost knife, ornate bichir and a tiger bichir.

Now I am looking for some really wicked discus to add!
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nice, sounds like you got a plan:beerchug:
 
Energy said:
I have quite a few and best yet I finally have a fish that I wanted since I was a teenager. A leopoldi Stingray, It's definately the bomb diggety!:cool:

I also have a rope fish,blackghost knife, ornate bichir and a tiger bichir.

Now I am looking for some really wicked discus to add!
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Man I still think you're new tank is very impressive ! and discus will look super in there .

Good work:cool:
 
Very beautiful. Nice work, not that it means much but I am super impressed and I grew up just miles from the Omaha zoo!
 
I realized we focus so much on the tanks themselves we sometimes overlook how the tank impacts the overall effect on the house. I've always found it interesting to see how people make their unique works of art fit into their living space. Where my tank starts was the addition I did to the house just to add the tank. The overall addition added a 24 by 36 foot living room onto the existing structure with a 30 foot vaulted ceiling. I added a high efficiency wood burning fireplace to heat the extra space. I have a loft above the tank and dropped the ceiling down over the tank itself to highlight that area. I designed and built the entire house and assisted with construction of the tank onsite before the living room was finished. It took twelve of us working with a master acrylic craftsman to do the construction. Here is the finished space.
 
Sure come on over! Just bring beer and brats!:beerchug:
 
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