Misc. Do-It-Yourself Projects: Share Your Experiences

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The discussion revolves around sharing experiences with do-it-yourself (DIY) projects, particularly those suitable for home improvement and gardening. Participants mention various projects, including creating fish tanks and innovative gardening solutions like pop bottle pots for growing strawberries. Links to resources and instructions for these projects are shared, highlighting the community's interest in DIY creativity. Specific fish species, such as discus and Ramirezi, are noted as favorites for aquarium enthusiasts. Overall, the thread encourages collaboration and idea exchange among DIY enthusiasts.
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I was sitting around bored last night, and wondering what sorts of projects I could do around my appartment, when I thought `why not ask on PF'. I'm sure everyone here has done some do it yourself projects over the years, care to share what they were?

Provide some details yourself, or just link to websites with instructions.

http://www.garf.org/news25p2.html#HUGE" is one I will probably do someday when I own my own house.

I've also made several of http://toppertwo.tripod.com/pop_bottle_pots.htm" , they're great for growing strawberries, or for starting plants out.
 
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Yeah, making your own fish tank is great. I made several, the biggest one 150 * 50 * 60 cm. The most interesting one was a pentagonal (diamond) model for a corner, giving some interesting challenge how to cut the glass.

I did not try salt water, instead my favorite were the discus

717px-Blue_Discus.jpg


the Ramirezi

http://www.association-discus-passion.com/photos/cichlides/Papiliochromis-ramirezi2.jpg


and the Congo tetra

800px-Phenacogrammus_interruptus_(aka).jpg
 
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