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Just put a diy filter in the pond. It is a powerhead mounted to a 8x8 tumbled travertine Ivory tile. Those dark namansi reef really show when they swim across it. So next weekend I will pull all the rocks and loose lay some travertine or porcelain tile. Make rounded cuts on the perimeter. It does not have to be perfect. I think the pond will look 10 times better. What ya'll think?
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Sounds expensive but very pimp. Will that white color hold up over time?Jarrod - Houston, Texas
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any pics? sounds niceFishtafarian- Fish are more than just a hobby, they are an obsession.
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No cost I sell flooring for a living. I can hook up anyone else to with surplus tile. The color on a porcelain or travertine will last 100's of years. There's still travertine down from the roman era. You could go to floor decor and get a ctn for $10.00 or $20.00. It's cheap.200
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Sounds like I should of got Romans to build my house instead of Mexicans.10 Gallon (emergency tank)
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sounds awesome! get yourself some kind of acrylic/glass box to look through too . i think one of the little pico-tanks might do the trick.Originally posted by fshfrk View PostComment
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sounds great good Idea can't wait to see it I'll see it when I come by with the stand
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