Matching Block Stands

[angel]

Hi Joe It's a pet store we don't do any business in. We're the shoppers hahaha
That sounds like the perfect solution for us Jon thanks!
Tomtom we have found room where we didnt' know we had it. When you get obsessed with something it's funny how the space can be made. We have a 125 on the opposite wall with a 10 gallon "new fry" tank under it. There's a smaller room off the left side--about 9X9 I'd say--and if need be it'll get cleaned out and expanded into. Just so there's enough room for all the fish that are too pretty or full of personality to resist. Upstairs there are two more "new fry" tanks, betta housing, another 125, another 55, a 30 gallon long for larger fry, and a 29 gallon. I love the fish. Dennis gets bored with them sometimes. Fishme you'll have the room after you move. The stands were a great idea. Real space saver and makes it neater.

[fishme]

Angel that must have been some chore tearing all those tanks down, moving them and setting them back up again. But it sure did pay off. Jon, when I do finally get things sorted in a couple of months, I'm definitely going to be interested in a linear piston air pump. I've been reading about them a bit this morning, and sounds like a great way to go. I don't mind sponge filters. They can be hidden somewhat behind plants or rocks without inhibiting circulation. Besides, to me, the filtration is just part of an aquarium. I don't mind looking at it.

[tomtom]

I love the pet store we dont do buis in..lol also thought it was funny with Dennis getting bored, with all that goin on it would be kinda tough to get bored,any way very cool,i have a full down stairs that we rent out after this gal leaves i might just do somethin very similar but i def want to do some homework on that sponge filter deal i heard some but didnt really pay much attention,my bad

[jgentry]

Looks great angel and Dennis. Much nicer and more uniform looking.