been waitn to see how this thing was doin aaron. looks good man. is that a lil bippy devil i see in there?

Thanks Kyle, no its a Red Zebra. I have three Africans in this tank and have been keeping a close eye on them. So far they have behaved.

nice

cool man, like the tank. bout time you put it on here.

Lol, sorry man it took a little bit to put it all together and get it where I was happy with it. I see your devil has been snackin' on some mates. That devil is a beast man.

thanx aaron, he can be a butt some times, but gotta love 'em

very nice aaron !

Hows your GT doing Kyle? Is he being a bit more social yet?

Close enough to perfect for me. Looks really good. Makes me wish I was Henry Limpet..ha ha

lol! Thanks guys.

how big is your tank? I like all of the color in there!

You did a fantastic job with this tank, I really like it!

Beautiful, not over done. Flattering to the fish which look happy instead of stressed.

wow! thats great.

very nice Aaron, good job, good taste.
How big this tank again?

very nice!

Thanks everyone! It's a 125. 72"x21"x18"

Standing ovation Aaron. You did a great job. What substrate are you using?

WOW!! that is beautiful

Wow love the color,good Job Aaron

WOW! I agree with bip here. Standing ovation!! Great Job!

It looks amazing!!

Thanks everyone! Bip - I used white silica sand. I went to a industrial supply shop and bought a 100 pound bag for $8.00 :)

I love the look of drift wood, but I'm afraid for it to kill my ph.

great looking , and steve you can offset it some by using crushed corral for substrate

I have "sugar sand" in the bottom mixed with gravel, and also 75LBS of coral rock, ranging from the size of base balls, to slightly larger then soft balls, there is one the size of a bowling ball LOL

I use crushed coral and tofa rocks to assist in buffering by PH. I still add "Proper 8.2!" to set the PH. I toss in an extra dash to compensate for the wood.

10-4 appreciate it, and aaron, that tank looks great!

Cool.