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  1. 03-24-2010, 02:10 PM #1
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    cleaned the tank..



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    Re: cleaned the tank..

    Looks great! Is that a fish eye lens or just a cool effect in the first photo?
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    Re: cleaned the tank..

    Quote Originally Posted by Bloody Holly View Post
    Looks great! Is that a fish eye lens or just a cool effect in the first photo?
    I took it with a regular point and shoot using fisheye feature...


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    Re: cleaned the tank..

    Nice looking setup.. Like all you have going on in there. I seen you have a crack in that pot..lol
    You do know they make those out of plastic which is more easy to carve a "door" without the worry of breaking it or the worry of sharp edges..
    Just a fyi..

    But again nice looking love the plant / jungle thing going there..
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    Re: cleaned the tank..

    You could use a dremel tool and smooth out those edges too. But I agree with WaRocker, the plastic ones are much easier.

    Nice set up!
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    Re: cleaned the tank..

    He/she is so cute... he's like "This is MY flowerpot!" LOL.
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