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leanne_and_jono

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Hey everybody.
We've just got our tank setup and finalised so i thought i would post some pics of it.
We would love to hear your thoughts on it.

Cheers
 

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Heres some better pics

Hope you like them, sorry for the double post!
 

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That looks lovely. I think the black sand looks great!

The only thing i would say is the sand looks a little deep, which could get gas pockets in it.
 
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I like the black sand as a substrate and what you have done with the terracotta pipe to the right is also cool but maybe a few cm too deep...
 
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