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    In Design: what can I use for this effect

    I can not identify the wood or rock on the back wall in the link below. I would like to find away to mount moss or nana anbias up on the wall, without taking up a lot of space. Have any other Idea's on how I could do this and get a shelf look?

    I like the look in the pictures at the bottom, when they are not grown in so much. In "Tank" it says's its roots could that be right?

    galeria
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    I know you can use a sort of cork that would work well. It should be readily available but I guess organic so no chemicals in it....

    You can either cover the whole back, or cut/glue smaller sections or a top border as you like.

    I like the looks of the tanks as well. Very nice.
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    Gerry.

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    You are very right about the cork. I saw Tom's wood collection today and he has perfect strips of raw cork that would look cool and not take up much room. I forgot about raw all I could picture was the panels we used in the 60's to sound proof or some did hole wall with mirrors strips in between.
    6 sids, breeding pr discus, 3 oto's, 5 male guppies, No Co2, Use EI, Excel, Eheim 2126, 18w UV, 96w 6700k raised 4" above tank (9hrs) 45g

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