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Alright!! I bought a new tank!

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I just got a 55 gallon tank and I was wandering if I could have some ideas on the setup? Pictures are welcome and would definatly help out. Thank a bunch

Lil DD :eatsmiley
 
I have a forty gallon setup. It has a slab of slate with a fossil in it as a raised hide, and a large bracnh. I also have one of those large magnet-rocks that exo-terra makes. They are quite nice. I will try to find updated pics of the 40.
 
For a natural set-up:

You can use silicone glue and garden rocks to make hides* and slate as a substrate. Then add some faux plants and a nifty background.

*Dry hides can be rocks glued in a pile. Wet hides you can use sturdy tupperware and glue rocks on or around them. Just make sure you can easily remove and moisten them
 
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