Today's project involved some touch up concrete work inside my 300 gallon aquarium. After killing the entire tank, it was time to repair some of the concrete work that was rubbed off by the bottom feeders. I built the entire tank about 5 years ago.
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Little guy inside
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me inside
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done!
Original after fish were added.
![HPIM2022.jpg HPIM2022.jpg](https://theohiooutdoors.com/data/attachments/0/867-c988001935bbe9c8d5ed32bf63a45837.jpg)
Little guy inside
![HPIM2025.jpg HPIM2025.jpg](https://theohiooutdoors.com/data/attachments/0/868-31035b0c0709eb379f047c7519c77e52.jpg)
me inside
![HPIM2031.jpg HPIM2031.jpg](https://theohiooutdoors.com/data/attachments/0/866-64ef0a3e9b3321ac21f3107f766a8d08.jpg)
done!
Original after fish were added.
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