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Old 02-18-2008, 03:24 PM
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Looks Great and cheap to......Im gonna build one!!!
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This is an old thread, but I think it deserves a sticky as an example of a vertical tank. So, stickied it is!!!
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I have to tell you THIS IS GREAT. Its given me ALOT of education for my tank. Im going to go with a 20G but istead of the opening being in the front I want it on the side. Any ideas or warnings about doing it that way. I figured I could use the larger side of the tank as the front. Plus im planning on 4 darts in jit when its all said and done. One of the questions I have for wood in my tank. I have seen driftwood at my pet store but Ive also seen cyprus cut there too. if I use the wood to create a drip to a pond hows that gonna work?
will the wood rot or any other ideas?
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Hey thanks for the stickie, I feel honored. The tank is still going strong. Only a few of the original plants are still there, but then again, I didn't have many in the beginning, so really, about half are still there.

By the way, this has no drainage holes.
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Tindo, do you have any updated pics? I'd love to see how they have grown out after all this time.
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I try to take a pic this week.
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Thank you.
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Here they are. You can't see it much, but the first tank, the Orchidarium has a lot of moss growing on the wood mounts and on the background, makes me happy.





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I love the moss growing on the BG (I can see it, but probably would have thought it was a trick of lighting if you hadn't said something), did you do anyting to cultivate it, or did it just happen on it's own?
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Hi,

No it started growing on it own after I bought a Bulbophyllum orchid that had live moss planted on its mount. So I guess the moss liked my environment much and decided my tank could be a nice home. It has taken year and some for it to fully spread the way it has.
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