Because, I don't want to throw away what ever is inside. i intend to sell it the same price(or slightly cheaper). People buy the design of the scape, not for second hand.
Besides, my next project won't be in a 1ft cube. Keep checking back for updates!
I didn't know we can sell a fully scaped tank as a package... interesting conceptOriginally Posted by magic4lifez
Because, I don't want to throw away what ever is inside. i intend to sell it the same price(or slightly cheaper). People buy the design of the scape, not for second hand.Do put in more effort... who knows I might be interested
nice concept you have thereBecause, I don't want to throw away what ever is inside. i intend to sell it the same price(or slightly cheaper). People buy the design of the scape, not for second hand.
Besides, my next project won't be in a 1ft cube. Keep checking back for updates!
some lfses sell ready made setups with finished scapes
you might just be the 1st hobbyist to try doing that too
lets see how your scape turns out then
no offense but imo no serious hobbyist will be buying a whole complete scaped setup from you unless its on a discount (and then 'cause of the equipment!)
isnt the fun of the hobby is to setup, design and finally do up the scape by oneself?
not get a ready made one!
personally i would buy 2nd-hand ada equipment if at a reasonable price
but definitely not the scape as it would take the whole fun out of it
haha. Instead of everybody decom the tank and sell seperately. Some people Don't like to create another tank again from scratch, Or simply just like the looks of it(as no two woods are the same?
Yes i will put in my best of effortsI only sell what i will buy
nice concept you have there
some lfses sell ready made setups with finished scapes
you might just be the 1st hobbyist to try doing that too
lets see how your scape turns out then
no offense but imo no serious hobbyist will be buying a whole complete scaped setup from you unless its on a discount (and then 'cause of the equipment!
isnt the fun of the hobby is to setup, design and finally do up the scape by oneself?
not get a ready made one!
personally i would buy 2nd-hand ada equipment if at a reasonable price
but definitely not the scape as it would take the whole fun out of it
Agree. Sam pets is one lLFS that sell ready-to-sell tanks. But IMO their design is not my type, nor what i like, hence i choose to do it myself
Of course, Equipment will have to be on discount.
refreshing idea
hope it turns out well
at least its a small tank this time so transporting the thing when you do sell is not that huge a problem
I do agree that if you are targeting fellow hobbist from forums to buy the whole scape & setup would be quite hard. most would tend to like to buy yr equipment only.nice concept you have there
some lfses sell ready made setups with finished scapes
you might just be the 1st hobbyist to try doing that too
lets see how your scape turns out then
no offense but imo no serious hobbyist will be buying a whole complete scaped setup from you unless its on a discount (and then 'cause of the equipment!
isnt the fun of the hobby is to setup, design and finally do up the scape by oneself?
not get a ready made one!
personally i would buy 2nd-hand ada equipment if at a reasonable price
but definitely not the scape as it would take the whole fun out of it
any updates on your tank progress ?
Chee Yong
haha. I guessed you jumped to the last page(page four). Updates with pictures are on page three.
Just to add... the easiest way to transport a tank (with scaping inside) is to have overgrown foreground plants. This will allow the new owner to move the tank without stirring up all the soil during transport and refilling.
Those tanks at Sam's Pet (Marine Parade) are really not my kinda scaping and most of them goes by a 3-digits price tag
Totally agree with you Jervis.
And yes, they are just there to rip your money off. What they are selling does not justify that enormous price tag. And IMO, they're aquascaping(if you call that aquascaping)...
Just to add... the easiest way to transport a tank (with scaping inside) is to have overgrown foreground plants. This will allow the new owner to move the tank without stirring up all the soil during transport and refilling.
Those tanks at Sam's Pet (Marine Parade) are really not my kinda scaping and most of them goes by a 3-digits price tag
just Kay Poh a bit, what is the objective of setting up this tank?
Because I find it hard to believe that you spend so much time, money and effort to set it up, and then the tank not even mature, you have the idea to sell it away.
I have posted before the answer to your question, please read before asking. Also this is my journal, i write whatever i feel and do. This journal is about the tank, Don't know why it evolved around "selling".
Once this tank is fully grown, say in a month? I will be selling this entire set, to embark on a new experience
it evolved around selling because you mentioned selling within such a short period..
will just enjoy the pictures of your tank...
sorry for being a busy body...
Its ok, questions make this world an interesting place.
cheers.
bro,
in my opinion the tonina is a very beautiful plant with bright colour and interesting form compared to other stem plants, why not put it in some place where it can be seen?
or i jumped the gun and should have waited for the final scaping?
Just my tiny 2 cents
Please continue to give feed back. Yes i think it is a very beautiful plant. where do you suggest i place it then?
Added in some secret fishes today. Very happy. Finally found them at last. Will post pictures soon
Hope to see some shots of your fishes soon.
magic4lifez your such a tease. With your many 'projects' and extremely exciting threads. I do look forward to coming online and checking what mysterious idea you've decided to implement next! Your truely an aquatic addict, i admire your eagerness.
Can't wait to see these 'secret fishes'
Verminator
Aquatic fanatic and keen learner of aquascaping
The canvas is what you make it...
I would suggest the tonina in the right midground planted as a "bush". these tonina fluviatus grow moderately slowly and are thus ideal as midground highlights that don't need frequent trimmings to stay as a bush unlike most other stems
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