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  1. 02-16-2013, 10:00 PM #1
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    Default Drop Off Aquarium?

    This seems like a pretty cool concept.

    What do you guys think?
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  3. 02-16-2013, 10:15 PM #2
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    Very nice infusion of forum and function ! Lol. Neat how it is actually part of the home decore
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    Default Anyone ever seen a tank like this?

    Now that is totally awesome looking!! I love it!! Thanks for sharing Jim. I've never seen a tank like that.
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    The last one looks like it would be hard to reach the bottom to get those knocked over frags.
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    Here are a couple more pics of one you posted above:

    drop off aquarium zpsa954b250 - Drop Off Aquarium?

    drop off aquarium a zpsb3d8b96a - Drop Off Aquarium?

    Another similar style:

    drop off aquarium 4 zps38a4ef6d - Drop Off Aquarium?
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    Found another drop off tank...my wheels are turning on potentially doing one of these lately.

    new17g dropoff fts zps5f6bec15 - Drop Off Aquarium?

    new17g dropoff fts 2 zpsf22d82b3 - Drop Off Aquarium?
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