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07/10/2007, 03:28 PM
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My build logs
For those interested in reading about other people's setups, you are welcome to read (and comment) on my build logs:
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07/11/2007, 03:27 AM
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Typically build logs are written here on RC, and then often duplicated on personal websites. That is what I've been doing for years. I have a huge thread about my reef that is almost 3 years old and probably 400 pages long, and then my website is more brief (somewhat), to the point and doesn't allow for commentary.
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07/11/2007, 05:37 AM
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My reasoning is that I wanted to keep a reference of my tanks, how they were built and what they contained. Since they all have already been built, there is no real use for a thread on here - though I do have one for my 480g tank. But there was not that much interest so I decided to rather just have a reference.
Request for comments was more about the final versions of the tank, equipment choices and layout of the web site. |
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07/11/2007, 01:25 PM
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Well, in that case I think you did a very nice job. It looks clean and organized. I like the pages about your huge predator tank the most. Probably because the tank is so large as well as because I've never kept one myself. Plus it looks good in the space of your home.
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