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Tiffany's 400G build thread

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Just bought this...im so flipping excited. 400 gallon

 

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post #2 of 684

Wow! What are the dimensions?

post #3 of 684
oo god i wish i had the money!!!saddy.gif
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Very nice!  Welcome to the 400+ club!  Don't hesitate to ask for ideas on pumps/plumbing/etc.  Get ready to spend bookoo$$$$bigg.gif

 

I remember when mine was empty and in the back of the pickup........God I;d NOT want to go thru that again......but it was fun at the time!

post #5 of 684

Congrats! Don't forget the build thread.

 

 

post #6 of 684
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Thanks guys! I'll post some more info on the tank when I get it. Going to be delivered Tues.

post #7 of 684

WOW, That's AWESOME!!! I am super excited to see this build!!!

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Beautiful stand :) was it a "screamin deal, hafta have it" situation or did u ponder over it for a while & decide to dive in? Congrats btw!
post #9 of 684

Sooooo jealous!!!!!!!!! Congrats tiff!

+1 on the build thread and is this gonna be another FOWLR tank?

 

post #10 of 684

I am definetly following along could i fly over and see it with all the fish in LOL.(i wish)

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Originally Posted by Kilofey View Post

Beautiful stand :) was it a "screamin deal, hafta have it" situation or did u ponder over it for a while & decide to dive in? Congrats btw!


literally a screaming deal!!!!!!

post #12 of 684
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Sooooo jealous!!!!!!!!! Congrats tiff!

+1 on the build thread and is this gonna be another FOWLR tank?

 



Yup another FOWLR. My triggers are going in this bad boy and the endless possibilites of what else i could put in it!

 

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I am definetly following along could i fly over and see it with all the fish in LOL.(i wish)



I'll give you a snorkle!

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Originally Posted by tangs rule View Post

Very nice!  Welcome to the 400+ club!  Don't hesitate to ask for ideas on pumps/plumbing/etc.  Get ready to spend bookoo$$$$bigg.gif

 

I remember when mine was empty and in the back of the pickup........God I;d NOT want to go thru that again......but it was fun at the time!


SOOO new tank won't fit through any of my doors. I'm going to have to do what you did and take the slider glass doors off. UGH
 

 

post #15 of 684

LMAO rotfl.gif

 

sounds like a headache...sry! U could cut a hole in the roof and get a crane...if need be! LOL nana.gif

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SOOO new tank won't fit through any of my doors. I'm going to have to do what you did and take the slider glass doors off. UGH 

 



LOL - I can have my door paynes off/out in under 90 seconds these days!

 

There's a WHOLE lot more landmines out there than that!!!   My most difficult thing was getting an empty 1200 pound glass tank lifted up so where it'd slide over on the stand. Took some real shade tree engineering to clear that hurdle!!  The thing better be going on a slab foundation too - not pier&beam unless it's beefed up - cause full, your system will weigh from 6500-7000 pounds....And don't forget to fill it with tapwater and leak check it good - like a couple days worth...any large tank - once set up in a "new" place may develop a leak once filled up,,,,,and ANY leak with that much water can be a REAL problem - like flood the whole house problem....

 

Am SOO following along - just to see how a REAL pro does it!bigg.gif

 

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I'll give you a snorkle!



LOL

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Originally Posted by tangs rule View Post

LOL - I can have my door paynes off/out in under 90 seconds these days!

 

There's a WHOLE lot more landmines out there than that!!!   My most difficult thing was getting an empty 1200 pound glass tank lifted up so where it'd slide over on the stand. Took some real shade tree engineering to clear that hurdle!!  The thing better be going on a slab foundation too - not pier&beam unless it's beefed up - cause full, your system will weigh from 6500-7000 pounds....And don't forget to fill it with tapwater and leak check it good - like a couple days worth...any large tank - once set up in a "new" place may develop a leak once filled up,,,,,and ANY leak with that much water can be a REAL problem - like flood the whole house problem....

 

Am SOO following along - just to see how a REAL pro does it!bigg.gif

 



wait wait wait a second here!!! You're telling me this wont work in my third level apartment building? shrug.gif

 

 

 

post #19 of 684
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haha im just messing with ya Tangs Rule...Still waiting on these stupid people to deliver my tank. "You have a widow from 11-12pm". Its frigging 3 pm and still waiting.

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wait wait wait a second here!!! You're telling me this wont work in my third level apartment building? shrug.gif

 

 

 



It'll work fine till ya begin filling itthumbsup.gif    Then, you're gonna meet several neighbors - some of whom may be a little mad

 

Are you having someone deliver it and get it into the house? If so - can they level it? or do you know the spot where it's going is level alraedy?

 

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