seems like potential dead space could be problem if there isn't any
movement into the areas under any boxes.
-derek parr
chapel hill, nc
Mike Austin wrote:
> Hello folks, I am trying to put together another fish tank and was
> trying to think of ways to create different levels in the aquarium
> using rocks...without placing too much weight on the bottom. One
> thought I had was to place on one end of the tank (or where ever)
> plastic sweater boxes. On top of these I would place the large
> foundation rocks (which would keep the plastic from floating) and, on
> top of these rocks I could place smaller rocks to create the desired
> look. The sides of the sweater boxes could be hidden with smaller
> flat stones and of course, gravel would be added last and poured over
> most of the arrangement. The goal would be to create a change in
> elevation without all the weight...also, sorta provide a cross
> sectional image of a stream. Any thoughts on this or better
> ideas...or problems with what I have proposed...(is there a problem
> with the void that would be contained within the sweater boxes)...I
> hope I explained this well enough. thanks Mike
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