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02/03/2008, 03:45 AM | #176 |
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Nice...I wish my LFS had style! LOL. I guess thats not the important thing (its a great shop) but its very ugly and boring...
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02/03/2008, 11:42 PM | #177 |
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I was not at all going to post my tank/room because I know it is not modern BUT since I feel my tank ties into the room nicely and has some thought about space and style I thought I would post it anyways...Like I said though, I know this is NOT very modern.
Sorry about the camera phone quality pics...Digital is not charged. From the hallway... The small room (apartment) its in... |
02/04/2008, 12:33 AM | #178 |
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Oh my i love puffers
i used to have one i named him puffy =D he would puff up once in awhile and it just made me smile then the silicon started separating had to move him to the QT tank... he died a few weeks after i got him in the new tank ='( |
02/04/2008, 12:40 AM | #179 |
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Oh Im sorry to hear that...I would be devastated if either of my puffers died. I have a Narrow Lined Puffer and Porcupine Puffer in this tank and they are such great characters! So much personality. Little Puppy dogs. My Narrow Lined will puff for attention sometimes but not so much the porc.
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02/04/2008, 01:56 AM | #180 |
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cool stand and room
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02/04/2008, 01:59 AM | #181 |
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i would say hat the room would classify as more modern
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Thanks! The plan is to paint the doors black but Im not so sure anymore...I kind of like it all white.
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02/04/2008, 02:19 AM | #183 |
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i would go black they would stand out more but i dig the white too i love the look of the contrasting doors though!
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02/04/2008, 02:05 PM | #184 |
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gotta love the less is more look
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02/04/2008, 03:14 PM | #185 |
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Great thread! Thanks for putting my tank in LobsterofJustice
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02/04/2008, 03:42 PM | #186 |
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02/04/2008, 04:31 PM | #187 |
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justin that is a very clean minimalistic looking room. i like
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02/04/2008, 07:29 PM | #189 |
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I love this thread! A lot of these tanks are how I would want my dream tank to look. I love the clean lines and "simplicity" of these designs. Post more pics!!
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02/04/2008, 09:01 PM | #190 |
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yea who's got more pics
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02/04/2008, 09:29 PM | #191 |
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sweet Italian custom built
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02/04/2008, 09:57 PM | #192 |
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I'm a big fan of the suspended open canopy above ^
I think they look good in modern surroundings and over a rimless tank. A nice aesthetic solution versus a sit on top canopy or hanging light fixture IMO. |
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^ i agree this is actually of French design not Italian
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A sweet french in-wall It looks great with its surrounding interior design
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nice thread Cam Barr!!! keep the pictures comin!
i really love the open top, but don't you get annoyed about the glares coming from the hanging lights or is it just me? we should have a poll about these modern tanks hehehe...which one is the best in everything ( rimless tanks, hanging pendants, clean line cabinets, modern aquascaping like the bonzai inspired and the modern furniture or room of the owner). italian, german and japanese inspired in one tank maybe? |
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"i really love the open top, but don't you get annoyed about the glares coming from the hanging lights or is it just me? "
I think its a matter of personal preference. I dont mind it as much. I really like having an open top it make the aquarium look allot cleaner and more sleak in my opinion.
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I love this thread, and prefer Modern design, unfortunately it's sometimes hard to acheive with an aquarium.
My tank/room is far from Modern (my GF prefers traditional/contemporary) but I definitely tried to have the interior of the tank designed as minimalist as possible, so I think it somewhat fits the topic of this thread...plus there hasn't been any member's tanks pics in awhile! Here's a shot from about a month ago (This was after my cycle and I'd just added the clowns, since then I've added snails/cleaner shrimp and my rock has colored up nicely) Here's a shot of the tank/stand/canopy prior to getting wet. And here's a shot to show that the tank itself is definitely not minimalist/modern - but like someone earlier said this is a science project and it's hard to blend the two. This is what I had to do "behind" the scenes to get the actual display to look minimal. This is the CL and return plumbing - it's even messier now because this pic is prior to the wiring for the lights...
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xenons reef
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nice aluminum frame...very sleek look
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