ADA 45P new build

[Cardinal3420]

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[Ziggy953]

Awesome start!

 

[Cardinal3420]

Decided to paint the stand black to match my 75 gallon.


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[Cardinal3420]

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Decided to paint the stand black to match my 75 gallon.


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[Cardinal3420]

Filter is in.


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[Barliman]

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Filter is in.


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A classic and still one of the best.

What are your plans for plants and livestock?

 

[Cardinal3420]

Not exactly sure yet. Just collecting some hard scape materials now.


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[Cardinal3420]

Redmoor wood


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[Thrills22]

Really nice stand you built there. Looking forward to see this up and running.

 

[Cardinal3420]

Thank you. Slowly getting all the equipment for it. Hopefully by this fall I'll have water in it. I'm gonna try a dry start I think with this setup.


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[fishenthusiast]

This is going to be a great scape!


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[scottb]

Look great OP! Can't wait until it's fully setup

 

[Cardinal3420]

Final hardscape. Now on to plants! Have not quite figured out what plants I want to do though.


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[TMaier]

Sand, rocks and twigs. Legos for adults. So many things to build.


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[Cardinal3420]

More clear shot of hardscape. Ordered plants and waiting patiently to get the dry start going.


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