- Location
- Union Square, NY
The shelves are directly on the sand bed. No eggcrate.
A 120 is born...
- Thread starter Josh
- Start date
The shelves are directly on the sand bed. No eggcrate.
- Location
- Union Square, NY
Here are two additional photos of the GSP. The first one shows how all of the sand in the tank is covered, the second is a closeup of the sand/GSP. It is a great area for critters down there, you can see the bristle worm but there are some super small baby shrimp in the area as well (smaller than tigger pods).
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- Location
- New Jersey
wow josh what a nice tank =)
- Location
- poughquag, ny
< knows where to get gsp now
- Location
- NY
Josh, that looks outstanding. Fantastic looking setup. I love the gsp sandbed idea.
Russ
Russ
- Location
- Manhattan NY 10023
Hey josh looks great! Let me get some gsp so i can start mine!
- Location
- Huntington
Pretty awesome looking Josh! I thought about doing the GSP "lawn" with a bare bottom a few years ago but never went through with it completely. That is just cool looking though.
- Location
- Staten Island
I love the Idea of a gsp sand bed, Beautiful set up.
- Location
- Staten Island
Very cool concept Josh, the tank is looking great. If you decide you want to frag that baby's breath let me know I have been looking for a piece of that for a while.
- Location
- Copiague, NY
I'm good my friend thanks! Yes I would love the red hornets I lost mine a while back :-( glad to hear it's doing so good for you!
- Location
- Bay ridge, Brooklyn
Haha Josh, you managed to grow and Amano reef tank. What you can do with plants in FW you can do with GSP in reef
- Location
- Union Square, NY
- Location
- Elizabeth, NJ
Sweet shots... Love the Hawk Fish in the last one.
- Location
- Dingmans ferry PA
HEY its over a year where are the updates????????
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