30"+ Backgrounds

[Canadian Fish]

Anyone know where I can find backgrounds for a 30" high tank?

So far I have only found two, one that is solid blue on one side, and black on the other.
The other one looks like bricks.

Ideally I'm looking for a natural rock look, or ideally, something like this:

This is similar to how I want to decorate the tank, with rocks and roots.

 

[brian1]

Have you looked on e-bay?.......

 

[Questions?]

you could maybe try to draw one, but most ive seen dont have a background like that, they are either reefs, or a lot of plants for a background, but if you want one like that put some rocks in the back with some wood in those places and a blackground

 

[DrRob]

I have seen someone have a photo printed to size to use as a background.

 

[Electric Warrior]

I thought about buying that same background off of aquaessentials

 

[Canadian Fish]

Have you looked on e-bay?.......

Yeah, couldn't find anything other than the ones I described.

you could maybe try to draw one, but most ive seen dont have a background like that, they are either reefs, or a lot of plants for a background, but if you want one like that put some rocks in the back with some wood in those places and a blackground

That picture is, of course, an aquarium background, but it only comes in a max 24".

 

[dbanner]

IMO opinion the best look for a tank is painting the back black. Been meaning to do it to my 2 but haven't got around to it yet. Will definitely be doing it on my 210gal before its in place.

It brings the colour of the fish out very well and is as natural as you could get

 

[Aquascaper]

Get the 24" and run a line of black along the bottom, then just aquascape your tank to cover the bottom 6" strip. Your substrate will account for 2" - 3" of that anyway.

 

[dbanner]

Get the 24" and run a line of black along the bottom, then just aquascape your tank to cover the bottom 6" strip. Your substrate will account for 2" - 3" of that anyway.

My substrate is only around an inch thick, maybe less lol I don't like any more than that. As long as the bottom is covered and It can hold my plants, which it does very well. 2-3" would be a lot of sand lol

 

[Aquascaper]

In that case get some rocks that are 5" tall to make up the difference or buy two sheets and cut around the top of the rocks on one and stick it on top of the second to give you the 30" height.