If anyone remebers my post a while ago about possibly buying a 120G for my red-eared slider's 20th birthday (I've had him since I three!), I went ahead and got it and am currently in the process of the tank build. All of the major stuff is done, just need to do some decorationg and find a super-filter (like a fluval fx5) at a decent price... Might also try another powerhead. Anyways, I've made him a cork bark basking area, an acrylic basking enclosure, acrylic lid, and added rocks and set up my fluval 305.
So far the upgrades I have left are to add fake plants, a background, and some thermometers/heaters. I'll keep it updated with posts/pics until it's completey finished (eta finish time is about 1-1/2 months as I have to buy stuff as I get paid). Enjoy!
P.S. Sorry for the crappy pics, the only camera I have is on my phone
No human being, however great, or powerful, was ever so free as a fish.
-John Ruskin-
"I have to laugh when people call fish-keeping a hobby, if anything, it's a science... and for some, an obsession." - Me
Well, attempted to try 1 large, cheap wysteria.... Live plant experiment failed miserably. He ate and ripped up en entire 2 foot tall wysteria in hours.. I hope he doesn't try this with plastic plants, though they should be less tasty/tempting. Lol
No human being, however great, or powerful, was ever so free as a fish.
-John Ruskin-
"I have to laugh when people call fish-keeping a hobby, if anything, it's a science... and for some, an obsession." - Me
Long time no post, just got the final piece of the turtle cabana into place! One of my nicest looking tanks. P.S. With a little research found out my turtle is a girl.
Well here it is, with and without lights on.
Pictures don't do it justice, particularly when you suck at using an iphone camera
No human being, however great, or powerful, was ever so free as a fish.
-John Ruskin-
"I have to laugh when people call fish-keeping a hobby, if anything, it's a science... and for some, an obsession." - Me
