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Maybe add in some foreground plants to tie the back into the front? Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

I take that back then haha.. I wish I knew about that during my setup process Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

I've had plenty of luck carpeting with dwarf sag.. Also look into some crypts.. They can get a little taller in low light set ups but are beautiful when established regardless Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Depending on where you are, lace rock can be a little pricey.. If the look is bugging you, maybe go for a rounded rock tank or a sharp rock tank.. I personally like how it's looking right now though Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Up here in the NE Ohio I'm seeing frogspawns going for close to $20 a head.. And those are average looking- nothing compared to what you have going Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

This might be one of the best ideas I've ever seen Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

I just recently drilled my 30g.. I went through the sides because it was easier to due where my sump is.. Going through the bottom would be just as easy, as long as you don't have a tempered glass bottom.. My thread has a little bit of an example but I'm sure there are better out there Sent...

Your driftwood could be leaching tannins that the camera isn't picking up.. If your water looks tea-ish then it's the tannins Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Thanks! Getting the sump/fuge set up is exactly what I did when stating this tank.. That way I only had to worry about adding water when I came time AND I didnt have to worry about tanks overflowing when I was doing plumbing Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Everything is in and running! Overflow and box The underneath sump Fts Just waiting for everything to break back in and I'll be working on a little better if a scape and eventually adding sand and some livestock. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Another two thumbs up to you, me_X! I'm loving your build by the way.. Ravden, the first time is always the hardest.. Just thinking about drilling it again gives me chills but it's probably one of the easier things I've done in this hobby Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Even if it's for the success of what they're doing? If it's in the best interest of the person and the tank inhabitants? That's not okay in my world. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

That's not his tank.. That's John's tank from KGTropicals.. CC, this an advise forum.. Picking arguments with seasoned aquarists and saying that something works because someone else has done it is not the way to go.. Please check yourself Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

The background and pvc is painted, just need to figure a way to fashion my ovwrflow box and hopefully things will be up and running soon! Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

We came.. We drilled... After a few minutes of a cold panicky sweat, I now have a drilled 30 gallon aquarium! I traced the inside of the bulkhead nuts Made a pool with some plumbers putty Turned the bit at an angle and let the drill do the work, tipping it straight as it began to grab and...

The more I've been thinking about it, the more I've been measuring the acrylic sheets that are laying around.. I like the idea of just the strainers but the overflow box will give me the water height I'm looking for.. I think I'm going to fashion my own overflow box Sent from my iPhone using...

Thanks to the help of Bulk Reef Supply and The Home Depot, I'm ready to drill and fill.. I ended up going with 1 inch drains.. So 2 1inch bulkheads, 45mm circular grinder, 2 pvc Ts, 2 pvc caps, a few 90s, a few 45s and about 10 feet of 1 inch schedule 40 PVC just to be safe. Sent from my...

I dabbled a little with EcoComplete.. They have a coarse grain and I believe a black sand.. I had decent growth with them, though I also supplemented it with root tabs.. My guess would be that you could even sprinkle some under the substrate in the beginning Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium...

The tap water route was pretty short lived for sure! Once you go RO, you can't go back Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Hey, All, I've been 'maintaining' a saltwater tank for about 6 months now.. It's gone from using big box store live rock to real reef rock.. Tap water to rodi water.. I'm going to tear this tank down and restart it how it should be.. The first step for me is the over flow.. I plan on drilling...

If you move the water as well, like suggested above, it will be almost like a water change and should go well Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

A zebra mix of some sort by the looks of it Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

**it also covers my 36 inch 30 gallon breeder absolutely swimmingly Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Check out "120 watt dimmable LED lights" on Amazon and eBay.. I pick up a light for $78 with free shipping.. And it can grow anything that your heart desires Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Where in Ohio are you and what kind of stuff are you looking for? Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice