Wow that's a huge thing to say, there a literally thousands of awesome tanks on this site. Thank you!celizabethh3 said:I think that is THE BEST tank I have ever seen!!
Then just build your own!!! That's what this is and what Lego is for!lwill said:Oh my it's so perfect! I had considered a hogwarts build but wasn't thrilled with my castle choices!
I'll keep it in mind for the futureKaerey said:Then just build your own!!! That's what this is and what Lego is for!
Can you do that from the tapatalk app? I can't seen to find that section.MJDuti said:just a suggestion. put that in the "Tank of the Month" photo contest next month. I bet you'd win
Yeah just printed a picture, and taped it to the back glass. I am not satisfied with it yet.Sayba said:Is that a hogwarts background too? AWESOME!
I am a huge fan of the films, so this makes me happy lol!
Can you email him a link to the album I linked in the first post or text it to him/his parents? You should also be able to download the picture by right clicking on it and attach it to an email to send to him.Jomolager said:I would like to share your picture with my 12 year old grandson. How do I do it? I was born and raised Analog. TIA.
On Mac you can command click or control click to bring up the Acton menu. IPad try long press on the . May work best to just send the link to the album.Jomolager said:Kaerey. Thanks for quick response. Is there anyway to do this using iPad or Mac that does not have right click? TIA
Constructive criticism is always preferable to simple condemnation. If you are willing to point out that this tank is unsuitable for fish you should also be willing to explain why, and how the OP could improve this tank to the benefit of the fish.hampalong said:Hi, sorry but I'm a fish-lover. Fish will hate this tank. No thought has been given to them at all.
You're right. I'm sorry, I didn't mean to offend. Its just that most fish will not remain unstressed in a tank that looks totally unnatural. For one, few if any bottom-dwellers will be unstressed if they can't blend in to some degree. In most natural habitats, bright colours tend to be on the fish themselves rather than the surroundings. Most fish are more at home in a natural looking planted tank. I'm probably not explaining it very well, but it does make a difference, and stressed fish are disease-prone fish. The 'habitat' we keep fish in is all part of providing a stress-free life for the fish?Thunder_o_b said:Constructive criticism is always preferable to simple condemnation. If you are willing to point out that this tank is unsuitable for fish you should also be willing to explain why, and how the OP could improve this tank to the benefit of the fish.
I agree I've never seen one like this before my kids would love thiscelizabethh3 said:I think that is THE BEST tank I have ever seen!!
You make some sound observations that the OP can benefit from. Thank you for the clarification of your view point.hampalong said:You're right. I'm sorry, I didn't mean to offend. Its just that most fish will not remain unstressed in a tank that looks totally unnatural. For one, few if any bottom-dwellers will be unstressed if they can't blend in to some degree. In most natural habitats, bright colours tend to be on the fish themselves rather than the surroundings. Most fish are more at home in a natural looking planted tank. I'm probably not explaining it very well, but it does make a difference, and stressed fish are disease-prone fish. The 'habitat' we keep fish in is all part of providing a stress-free life for the fish?
