Photo #1 - We Moved Into A New House And There Was An Odd Wa...

55 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - We moved into a new house and there was an odd wall in the livingroom. I decided that I would build floor to ceiling oak book shelves down that wall so of course a big box of water in the center only made sense. I had no fish tanks so I had to build or buy everything I needed and it was up and running in a month. It is in the wall behind my couch and is now a healthy Tanganyikan community tank.

Submitted By: Steve on 12/21/2006

Photo Caption: We moved into a new house and there was an odd wall in the livingroom. I decided that I would build floor to ceiling oak book shelves down that wall so of course a big box of water in the center only made sense. I had no fish tanks so I had to build or buy everything I needed and it was up and running in a month. It is in the wall behind my couch and is now a healthy Tanganyikan community tank.

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Country: Canada

Description: frameless 20"tall x 39" x 16" cement & stryo landscape on three sides of the tank. Fluval 404 with a homemade surface mounted spray bar on the return line. 2 powerheads, one blowing water though the caves and the other installed on a large biofilter hidden in the corner.

Advice: go for it.

Fish Kept: Lake Tanganyika cichlids 4 Sunflowers 2 Julies 2 Lelupi 1 Ocelatus Shellie 2 feather veil cats assorted dither fish

Corals/Plants: none

Tank Size: 55 gallons

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Love your background!!!! In the middle of finishing mine. Ive been using quick dry cement. Im not sure if i should put a sealer on top of the cement. Did you put anything seal on yours? If so what did you use?