kingfish October 29, 2010 October 29, 2010 On July 25th, I took possession of a 210 G acrylic tank from a the coworker of a close friend. The tank is 65L X 24W X 36H. The acrylic once inch thick. I hand NAGA drill and provide me with 5-1.5 inches holes for close loop. 1 return and 4 outputs. In preparation for this project, I decided that I wanted to have a drain source , water supply, exhaust fan, and a dedicated circuit in a close proximity to the tank therefore so I don
encideought October 29, 2010 October 29, 2010 wow...nice jack hammerin' I wonder how many people on the board can say they needed a jack-hammer to install a tank...impressive
Chad October 29, 2010 October 29, 2010 Any project that begins by using a jackhammer is, simply, just awesome. Good work so far!
Coral Hind October 29, 2010 October 29, 2010 Setting up a new tank is always fun! I'm looking forward to the rest of the story.
kingfish October 31, 2010 Author October 31, 2010 thank everyone for the comments. I had those 5- 1.5 holes drilled in the tank for a closed loop system but I didn't think about a pump selection, all I knew is that I wanted a closed loop system. Can you all provide some recommendation? I'm look for flow higher than 2500 gph and low wattage if possible. I haven't start conducting my own research but I will within the next month or around christmas . I am sure I will be purchasing a 4 way ocean motion as I start to purchase equipment for my set up.
kingfish March 28, 2011 Author March 28, 2011 I am slowly make progress on my tank project. This photo is as of March 27, 2011 Canopy mounted to ceiling with door tracks. I still need to install lights and plumb tank SIDE VIEW
kingfish July 16, 2011 Author July 16, 2011 It will be a year working on this tank 25July 2011. Nevertheless, I've been making progress. I have run water in the tank to check for leaks. Photos below layout my progress to date. I plan on being up in running within the next four weeks if all all goes well. undersump setup with closed loop, ocean motion, reeflo dart, ati bubble master skimmer 1. 2. 3. System hooded to drain underneath tank 4. Water mixing station in progress 5. uv and doser 6. power switch on homemade canopy
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