Building a Crabby Paradise
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Re: Building a Crabby Paradise
Cool! Love the waterfall idea!
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Building a Crabby Paradise
Neat!
Edit: do you realize eventually you will need to take pump apart to clean it? Any underwater pump gets gunk buildup that can slow the speed of the fan down.
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Edit: do you realize eventually you will need to take pump apart to clean it? Any underwater pump gets gunk buildup that can slow the speed of the fan down.
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Obviously.GotButterflies wrote:Neat!
Edit: do you realize eventually you will need to take pump apart to clean it? Any underwater pump gets gunk buildup that can slow the speed of the fan down.
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Just making sure
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Re: Building a Crabby Paradise
HAd a minor issue with my tubing yesterday that I finally got resolved last night. Thought I'd show everyone my simple fix for hiding the emergency drain and the water fall tubing. This is a large piece of cork bark. Basically held in place with tension for easy removal in case repairs or cleaning is needed.
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Yay! I'm finally getting to decorate! Here's a little bit of the process. I've added a natural branch, more to come... and here's a weird find. A moss mat usually used for model village sets. It's moss on a mesh screen sheet. I'm also using coco fiber to hide my man made branch that runs the length of the tank. It was made with rolled expanded metal sheet.
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Re: Building a Crabby Paradise
Well underway.
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Hmm, I'm thinking of adding two more bags of sand.
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That looks awesome!
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Lookin good
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That is looking absolutely incredible!!! Great job!!!
Edit: Does that moss display mat use glue or any preservatives?
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Re: Building a Crabby Paradise
That's sooo cool!!
I've thought about getting one of those decorative water falls but idk how would be best to set it up...?
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I've thought about getting one of those decorative water falls but idk how would be best to set it up...?
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WOOOOWWWW!!! That looks awesome!!!
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Re: Building a Crabby Paradise
Looks good! Do you plan on covering all of the screen mesh? I was just wondering because I wouldn't expect it to stay nice and shiny in the humid environment + the salt.
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I did end up covering all of the screen mesh. Some with cork bark and some with a moss sheet. And I have already changed my waterfall set up once since I've put it in. lol trial and error. I'm just gonna see if it works.PinchersAndShells wrote:Looks good! Do you plan on covering all of the screen mesh? I was just wondering because I wouldn't expect it to stay nice and shiny in the humid environment + the salt.
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