Author Topic: 60 gallon aquascaped and almost ready for fish  (Read 12333 times)

Offline Regalblue

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Re: 60 gallon aquascaped and almost ready for fish
« Reply #15 on: March 14, 2015, 04:17:43 PM »
Looks good, but I have to agree with Ron...  figure out how to get some kind of background on it. ;)

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Re: 60 gallon aquascaped and almost ready for fish
« Reply #16 on: March 20, 2015, 11:36:01 AM »
 Zack... Here's what I would do....

 Lower the tanks water down to a few inches and then scoot the tank out from the wall on one side. You could even use a larger storage tote if you wanted to save half the water. The fish are so small that they will be fine for a few hours in a few gallons of water above the substrate. Move all of the filtration to the sides. Paint the back with Krylon Fusion royal blue, "Roll On" (in a can) and use a 4"x 3/4" mini roller to do it with a few light coats and fan to dry it faster! Heat up your house a few extra degree being the urgency as well. This will help is dry faster as well.

 I would also make an Inline heating Chamber out of PVC and a water tight cord grip from heyco.com

 Here is my Build log on it. They are Great! Just make sure you mount it vertically.

 http://trophs.com/forums/showthread.php?t=21417

 Lastly I would get a Clear HOB overflow box and use a larger canister filter on it. Maybe a used FX5 or Marinland 360-530... Although it's looking good now... This would clean up the tank and give it an amazing look!