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This has been in the works for quite some time so I thought I would share here.   Lots and lots of concrete, tons of wood, metal, a whole lot of power, diggin holes, 1000's of feet of wiring.  Mix of natural and artificial light.  Took about 6 months to get all the permits, but now the project is rolling along.  I'll get some pics up soon.....  

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So this tank is just for 1 tang, right?

 

Sounds like an awesome build, can't wait to see some photos!

Holy cow bells, I sure hope all goes well I will be looking for pictures can't wait to read up on this one.

So is this a new public aquarium? We could sure use some more of that around here...tell me this will be open to the public on some level :-)

Ok, all I really want is my automatic frozen food feeder...... :rolleyes:

 

 

This makes me feel very inadequate.....I think my tank is too small and I will get teased because of it.

 

 

Sooooo how is that PAR down at 15' depth?

 

 

This will be diveable with discount passed for WAMAS members to SCUBA.- Correct?

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Not as long or wide, but isn't that roughly the volume of an Olympic sized pool? Wow!

You guys need to man up and add 25,001 gal. or go home....

 

So when can we start to book dive trips.

Ok, all I really want is my automatic frozen food feeder...... :rolleyes:

 

Why do you think they were so concerned about non-ideal environmentals...

The key subject in the shot is the sunshine! That tub will hold a lot of corals. Avast expanding into coral wholeselling???

What brand of protein skimmer are you guys going to use? ;)

It is starting to look a lot like a foundation for a building with the door to the office on the right front corner and the rolling steel door on the left. Don't see the 15' deep hole we create when we build a pool, let alone the plumbing.......ummmmm. :mellow: I would think you would want to bury at least half of the tank in the ground just for energy saving reasons. Never got a good look at it on my phone all weekend, now my computer screen tells a different story.

 

I think we are part of a big charade.

Uh hum. It looks like a house. See the tie straps on the top of the foundation wall? It's for a mud sill plate.

If a building, the foundation is coming up too high. Because of cost, the foundation only comes up a bit above grade (though the ride side looks about right)...unless they plan on backfilling, which I doubt. :) I'm still thinking coral farm....The opening in the foundation will be filled in later after heavy machinery is allowed the access the inside....Just a thought.

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