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Location: New Hampton, NY
Dimensions:30-1/4”(L) x 12-1/2”(W) x 18-3/4”(H)
Volume: 29gallons
Substrate: playsand and coconut fiber
Description: 1 larger climbing/hiding cave, 1 smaller coconut hut cave, 2 small water dishes, 2 deeper pools and a green plastic canvas held up with suction cups so they can climb
Additional comments: I just added the plastic canvas area. I know my tank isn’t perfect but my kids absolutely love it and for me making my kids happy is all that matters.
Jordan
Palm Harbor,FL
75gal
5-1 play sand/ee, bean farm uth, terracotta hide, three moss pits, one coco fiber pit, ladders and coco huts, doubled paint tray pools with siliconed rocks on the craft mesh for easy removal. Natural wood and bark.I recently added a suspended cholla bridge Corner guards to hangs all the plant, coconut huts and reinforce moss pits.
I’ve only have this tank up and going to about 2 weeks. Very happy with the end result ( for now, lol)Location: Indonesia
Dimension: 120cm x 90cm x 90cm
Featuring:
-double decker pools and shells shops
-organic nets
-2 massive coconut huts
-1 natural wood/bark cave
-1 coffee root’s cave (with termo+hygrometer attached to it)
-1 natural stone feeding dish
-2 huge assorted corals
-2 decorative woods
-bamboo root brigde
-rasamala root bridge
-wooden ladders
-beach sands + cocopeat substrate
-etcI have this tank for a year, since i moved to Bali. This is my newest tank
Location: Indonesia
Dimension: 120cm x 90cm x 90cm
Featuring:
-double decker pools and shells shops
-organic nets
-2 massive coconut huts
-1 natural wood/bark cave
-1 coffee root’s cave (with termo+hygrometer attached to it)
-1 natural stone feeding dish
-2 huge assorted corals
-2 decorative woods
-bamboo root brigde
-rasamala root bridge
-wooden ladders
-beach sands + cocopeat substrate
-etcI have this tank for a year, since i moved to Bali. This is my newest tank
Just redid the crabitat….when I took this picture, the food and water wasn’t in yet. (It was put in immediately after)
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