Work done so far on WTF tank...
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Work done so far on WTF tank...
Still need to get more plant, ect. in but so far here it is[img][IMG][img][/img]
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Michelle Houseman- African Dwarf frog
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Join date : 2009-02-19
Age : 55
Location : Rochester, Washington
Re: Work done so far on WTF tank...
The setup looks good, Michelle. I like the Zebra plant in the middle. I liked it in your Milk tank. The background came out real nice.
wickerstone- Baby Pyxie frog
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Join date : 2009-02-21
Age : 53
Location : Maine
Re: Work done so far on WTF tank...
Thanks! First time doing one like this so still a learning process. Messy as heck to do. Will look better when plants grow in. I have more trailing ones to add but at this moment they're still trying to grow roots. Hard to take photos with sunlight coming thru
Michelle Houseman- African Dwarf frog
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Re: Work done so far on WTF tank...
It is messy, but more rewarding than store bought! Congrats! And keep us posted!
wickerstone- Baby Pyxie frog
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Re: Work done so far on WTF tank...
Mike said a few colorful words while using the silicone
Michelle Houseman- African Dwarf frog
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Re: Work done so far on WTF tank...
That looks really nice! You two did a great job and like you said, once the plants grow in, you get that finished look. A couple of months and it will be all filled up. Did you custom make the top also with the screened in areas? I love that idea. You are going to have some nice spoiled frogs.
Sheri- Queen Frogger
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Join date : 2009-02-19
Location : Wisconsin
Re: Work done so far on WTF tank...
He used a big sheet of acrylic, cut holes out of the top, took some screen and attached to a pair of bucket rims,screwed them into the top, drilled some holes(mini) thru out top and put on hinges. We didn't do water but kept a container sunk into bottom because I feel better cleaning it out on my own.
Michelle Houseman- African Dwarf frog
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Re: Work done so far on WTF tank...
Something like that would work perfect for keeping the humidity in at my dry house during the winter. Tell Mike thanks!
Sheri- Queen Frogger
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Re: Work done so far on WTF tank...
The holes are way big enough to put lights over so the acrylic won't melt.
Michelle Houseman- African Dwarf frog
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Age : 55
Location : Rochester, Washington
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