I need a weedwacker for my fish tank

I think there are some fish in there somewhere...


Here's what I ended up taking out.


Here's what it looks like now


Comments

Mikrowelle said…
Is that real?... I mean I think the fish are just decorations and not real. I had never seen such fishes in my whole life...
1:27 pm
JVMHost said…
I love it all. We have three aquarium in the house they still need some improvements... jvmhost
11:22 am
John said…
Great advice! Thanks for adding to the discussion.Thanks for putting this together! It looks very cool so far. I’ll be checking back to see the full plans.
12:51 pm
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