DIY Aquarium Backround 3D
by Aquaboy on Thursday, March 11th, 2010 | 5 Comments
My first attempt at a DIY aquarium backround in a 20 gal. high aquarium.
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This turned out really nicely. I have always wanted to do one for my 150g but I am afraid to tackle such a huge project and mess it up. I think I will try a smaller tank like you did first. I’m subscribing to see your future build videos for your larger tank. Cant wait!
Thanks for the nice comments. Blazemess It’s really fun to do, and surprisingly not real difficult. It just takes some time, creativity, and the space to do it in. I found that doing it in the bedroom due to the freezing temperatures in the garage is not an acceptable option for the fiancé, even if you have a huge dropcloth. LOL. I’m pretty new at this myself, but if you have any questions I’d be glad to help as much as I can.
Well done I’m going to start with a 10 gallon tank and see how things go. I might need some help.
lexingtonff,
Your background looks really good, especially for your first one. It has a very natural look to it. I enjoyed your commentary too.
Glenn (lanman802)
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