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![]() Subman: Thanks for the props ![]() |
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![]() I found some time this morning to modify the frame that I got from Ikea so that I could have simple access to the top. Here is a picture of it without the top. Basically to take it off I have to lift up one side of the top and the other side will slide off easily, fairly simple. It just "snaps" back into place. I did this with the placements of the dowels at an angle and glued the dowels into one side.
![]() Here is a picture of the dowels glued in: ![]() And a close up of the quality of the mitre when it's back on: ![]() After it's all back together with "livestock" in the tank... ![]() And finally, full view of the room. That little 5 gallon nano on the left will be taken down after this tank is set up. ![]() Thanks for looking! |
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![]() Looks great Dez, I like the mirror idea!
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![]() Thats some cute livestock you've got there Dez
![]() What a great idea with the mirror frame, it looks perfect! ![]()
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![]() My wife and I still can't believe how exact that mirror frame fit....we are still in awe. My wife is actually going to get me to cut up the mirrow to use as a decoration project in my daughter's room. Best part of it was that the mirror was 40% off. I couldn't have bought the materials to build it myself for what I paid. I love it when things work out! |
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![]() Got some more equipment yesterday. I got a PM Bullet 3 skimmer. I know that no one uses Becketts anymore but my budget doesn't allow for a skimmer like a Bubble King so this will suffice for now. I also picked up a used wavebox and a 48 x 24 x 20 tall acrylic sump. Here's a picture of the skimmer compared to my car
![]() Enjoy. Thanks for looking. I'll post a picture of the sump when it's in place, it's sitting on its side now and the picture doesn't look like much. |