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Natural Aquarium Background
Instantly add a natural background and biological filter to your 20 gallon aquarium with the T Rex made foam rock background. Weighing only 2.5 lbs, this 3D background is the ideal fix for those that want an attractive background without all the fuss, plus it installs in only a couple minutes! Read more!
... or place upright on a table --- there is a screen with constant motion of very real-looking fish living amidst your typical background of aquarium plants floating back and forth, imitating real-life plants, etc. I cannot exactly recall the pricing but it did look really nice (not hokey looking) and would provide both an interesting conversation piece as well as a unique atmosphere surrounding it.
I have tried searching all over the web, and the only source/company I found has an unreliable BBB report. Oddly, the company offers no telephone contact #, which makes it even less appealing to do business with. SO, if any of you know the aquarium I am describing, as well as where I could purchase one, I would be most appreciative.
I'm pursuing a degree in Zoology and my question is: which concentration do I have a better chance of traveling the world and studying nature all around the world? General Zoology, Neurobiology/Animal Behavior, Zoo Science/Aquarium Science, Genetics, Ecology/Evolution/Organismal Biology (all one choice) or cell/developmental biology?
I really want to travel the world while studying zoology.
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Okay...so I'm almost done setting this tank up. I am adding some RO/DI water to it so it is taking a while for the water to drip. These pictures were taken yesterday so I'm very close to having all of the water in.
I still need to add a blue background and my light (2x60 watt PC). I have the light but lost the timer for it. I need to buy a new one.
I am probably forgetting something. Here are some pictures. I went with white sand instead of black. It's easier to find and a little cheaper. Plus I think it looks better with the white rock.
Hi, I am setting up a 75 gallon bow front aquarium with a DIY background. I would like to include some type of crab in the tank. I have not chosen the type of fish I will stock in the aquarium yet, and was wondering is there is any type of freshwater crab that would co-exist with the fish I might put in the aquarium. Any suggestions on the type of crab and the type of fish I should stock the aquarium with?
