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Here are a few pics of a collaborative effort between myself and another maintenance company.

This is a Tenecor 3/4" acrylic cube built into a closet/shower in a 1920's era schoolhouse in DC that has been converted to condos.

The tank is roughly 40x40x48-about 330 gallons. It has a massive external overflow box with 2) 1" returns and 2) 1" drains. The sump features the ultra-quiet drain box and was made by Brendan at Cold Blooded Supply. Sump is massive- 30x40x28 made from 1/4" and extremely well gusseted and braced. Return is a Mag18, internal circulation is MP60, R/O is AquaticLife powered unit, AVAST CS2 skimmer and ATO, Apex controller. 2) 50w 12k Cannons and 2) 19w PRO LED modules. 150# of Real Reef and 150# of Seaflor. Simple and easy.

This condo is amazing and has some award winning interior design. Steve Outlaw- Eat your heart out! This is a real bar!

More pics to follow.gallery_2631654_862_898544.jpggallery_2631654_862_607922.jpggallery_2631654_862_1160389.jpggallery_2631654_862_829750.jpg

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Ok Rob, I'll give you the fact that it is nice and that is a real bar. My only question is, do you have to be in the hopper to view the aquarium?

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Ok Rob, I'll give you the fact that it is nice and that is a real bar. My only question is, do you have to be in the hopper to view the aquarium?

Yup- just don't say you have a turtle head otherwise you'll scare the fish.

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