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post #41 of 2207
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Getting Close

Here are a couple of new pictures of the tank and stand at the factory as things are finishing up.







post #42 of 2207
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And finally, a few pictures of the "finally finished" sump/refugium. Total volume should be about 150 gallons when filled.





post #43 of 2207
Holy sps tank wow :scared: :scared:
post #44 of 2207
how the hell are you going to get that in your house? You planning on using that bobcat in the background??? :notsure:
post #45 of 2207
No, Look, if the tank is turned on its side, it will fit right through the door. I like how you had it built so it will not be a hassle to work in, is it only 20 or so inches deep? WOW thats a huge refuge!
post #46 of 2207
CAN'T WAIT TO SEE THIS PUPPY UP AND RUNNING!!!
post #47 of 2207
im getting some DDF, so thats 600gl??? It doesnt look like it but hell, go for it man, sweet
post #48 of 2207
OMG!! That stands gotta be 4' + high. Break out the snorkel gear baby!! What a beauty. Love 'My Way' s track light idea. I've seen that in hydroponics, and its great for even growth on plants. Might be just the trick for SPS too!
post #49 of 2207
lookin good,,,waiting patiently,,still cant waite to see,,,i can already tell your going to have an awesome tank,,have a great day...
post #50 of 2207
thank you for sharing the fabrication process/experience with us...that is going to be one gorgeous tank when it is set up
post #51 of 2207
if you think your impatient, try waiting for you to post... OY VEY!
post #52 of 2207
do u have any pics of ur current tanks goodwin? or links to them?
process looks awesome so far!
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post #54 of 2207
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Here is a diagram of the returns for the tank. Closed loop is powered by a Blue Line 100 and the other two returns are from Turbo Sea 1740's.

post #55 of 2207
Originally Posted by goodwin9
Here is a diagram of the returns for the tank. Closed loop is powered by a Blue Line 100 and the other two returns are from Turbo Sea 1740's.

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post #56 of 2207
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Here are a few shots of the tank as the plumbing was getting finished up. There are a few things which still need to be plumbed in before it is ready for delivery.











post #57 of 2207
Originally Posted by goodwin9
Here are a few shots of the tank as the plumbing was getting finished up. There are a few things which still need to be plumbed in before it is ready for delivery.











What company is doing this project for you? It is awesome. I don't think you mentioned it, but what lighting are you going with? Please keep all info coming....this is the "mack daddy"!

Mc
post #58 of 2207
I'm speechelss....
post #59 of 2207
so when does it come home?
post #60 of 2207
wow... that is awesome... i wish i had a tank half the size of your sump...
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