Newly renovated Tropical community Tank

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Crittercrazy

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I had a whole week without Internet, so decided to use my extra time to my advantage.:D I re-scapped my 75 gallon Community tank. I realy like the new look, what do you think??

The old Look
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And the New!
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I like it a lot looks great. What do you think about putting a solid color background eliminate the cartoon like plant look and emphasizing the real plants giving it a more natural look.
 
I like it a lot looks great. What do you think about putting a solid color background eliminate the cartoon like plant look and emphasizing the real plants giving it a more natural look.

Hmmm...hadnt thought about that! I just used a background I had laying around. Hmmm...might have to try that! What color would you think would look the best??
 
I think it looks a ton better. I would recommend either black or blue. I use both on different tanks. You can either paint the background, which of course is permanent or use bristleboard to acheive the same effect, not permanent.
 
Yeah black is the go... the fish really try and blend in with colouful backgrounds... Solid colours and the fish really stand out.
 
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