This is only my third post, so sorry for a silly question ...
I love the look of tanks with the deep black background, but have never been able to achieve it with the acrylic backgrounds commercially sold. There's always a place where it doesn't stay flat against the glass and it spoils the effect.
How do you achieve the completely black look without have to resort to paint. I don't mind painting, but it somehow spoils an expensive tank!
Any suggestions?
I'm just preparing my new tank - been waiting for 3 years - and am overwhelmed with the wonderful advise I've received. Hope I don't spoil it by asking a daft question!!
Mrs Fish
I love the look of tanks with the deep black background, but have never been able to achieve it with the acrylic backgrounds commercially sold. There's always a place where it doesn't stay flat against the glass and it spoils the effect.
How do you achieve the completely black look without have to resort to paint. I don't mind painting, but it somehow spoils an expensive tank!
Any suggestions?
I'm just preparing my new tank - been waiting for 3 years - and am overwhelmed with the wonderful advise I've received. Hope I don't spoil it by asking a daft question!!
Mrs Fish