OFFICIAL Tom 2g Deco Aquarium Kit ~*Contest*~ cheap,fun,contest ...
(posting pictures is a huge plus, but make sure you post one full tank shot and one full equipment shot a month) List all equipment additions as well as livestock additions or losses on tank thread. (you have until march to get a tank) Tank must be wet by March 15th (must have water in the tank) If your tank crashes after open-enrollment closes, then you are out of the running. This would include: The 2g tank itself- Duh Power-compact perch light and bulb Hang-on power filter In plain English: Use everything in the box. (modifications to the stock equipment is allowed to promote a healthy happy tank. ) You must maintain a tank thread on BOSTON REEFERS for the length of the contest. (The reason for this: To avoid someone restarting their tank several times throughout the length of the contest. and this must be a stand alone system, you cannot tie it into your existing tank. Contest Guidelines(more rules) Contest length and dates: CONTEST OFFICIALLY STARTS February 8th Open enrollment for 1 month after start date. No new equipment, livestock additions for the last 4 months(Replacing or fixing broken equipment is permitted).





When complete, the aquarium's collection will feature about 5000 species, and the tanks that make up the exhibit will collectively hold one million gallons of water. Ticket prices to the aquarium are $21.95 for adults and $15.95 for children ages 2-12.
Cost: $400 for zoo members; $450 for nonmembers. Tour is for 2-10 people. Feed the 65 species of fish and five species of sharks in the 100000-gallon tank at Discovery Reef. Cost: $300 for zoo members; $350 for nonmembers. Tour is for one person.
Wearing his red and white suit over his SCUBA gear, Santa had a great time diving with rays, eels and sharks in the 205000-gallon saltwater tank. The children watching were amazed that santa could swim with fish and sharks and not be harmed because of
Temporarily moved from the Children's Aquarium at Fair Park, the sharks are housed in a 515-gallon two-tank aquarium display in the MNS Science Building lobby and will be on view for the duration of the Planet Shark: Predator or Prey exhibition