15 Hours and 728 miles later.

[brashhighlander]

After driving for over 15 hours and 728 miles I now have everything I need to scape my first tank.

I bet no one has travelled as far as I did to pick up a tank! I travelled from the north of Scotland to Horizon Aquatics to collect my Oase Scaperline 90 tank. What a shop Horizon is. The display tanks are stunning and the shop is so nice. If I did not have to drive 350+ miles home I could have spent ages there.

So I have ended up with a scaperline 90, a biomaster 600 and some very expensive wood. Only got a far as below so far.
looking forward to getting stuck in.

 

[Hufsa]

Hot damn youre really working for it

Tell us about your plans for the tank when you have rested, what plants, fish?

 

[plantnoobdude]

Dedication!!! the oase line look pretty good.

 

[hypnogogia]

There’s dedication. Looking forward to the result.

 

[Stu1407]

I'm humbled by your dedication 🙂. I went there a couple of weeks ago drove three hours each way from the Wirral to pick up a Vivid 2 and thought I was doing well. Like you I was stunned by how well set out the store is and could have spent all day in the display room.
Look forward to seeing what you create.

 

[Miniandy]

Good on ya. I certainly haven't travelled that far for a tank!

However, in my aquarium keeping 'gap' (now clocking at over 20 years, but very bear to being ceased) I did travel to the 4 corners of the country for car parts.

 

[dean]

That’s a crazy distance
I’m sure you could of had one made to the exact dimensions locally for less than the cost of buying that tank and the fuel used ?


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