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bigguy,,email me at psusocr@aol.com and i can hook you up,, i dotn want to post it on the site.. olds ma... thanks for the comments on my pups.. my cousins have some huge akitas..there amazing dogs, i thought about getting one but they have too much hair for me...they shed ALOT

from a coati breeder in texas....very repuatable with exotics

get what?

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bump ill take 400

$450 Takes It All Need The Money For My FISHHH

hey guys,, anyone who is interested in anythign please email me so i can send you whatever you need as far as pics or prices directly...psusocr@aol.com also yes i am an environmental scientist, but i never messed with filtration for a fish tank before oddly enough... Thanks guys

Everythign is for sale,, i couldnt set any of this stuff up cause i didnt kow how so my LFS said if i buy my equiptment from him he will come set my tank up for free...(i hate hassles so i did it, i also didnt wanna mess anythign up) Anyway all of this equiptment is brand new ,never used, except...

75 degrees?? why that low? why not 79 or 80??? Imo and from what ive been reading on the topic of water temp for aggressive tanks thats where it should be...or is it just everyones opinion??? if so i would leave the temp at 80- if hes doing fine

if you got money you can create space!!!! Money is wonderfull you can do everything with it....but honestly it would be more rewarding for you, and especially the animals if you just waited to buy a huge tank, you can still have a 125 and have an awesome aggressive setup , just no sharks, rays, etc.

if you can afford to impulse buy, then go buy a 200+ gallon tank if you evan wanna think about keeping sharks, but if so i would buy a 400 if you wanna do it the right way and you got the money as you say you do

theres a whole lot of info on octopus that was posted not too long ago, i beleive the topic is called blue ring octpus,,,it went on about all octopi not just the blue ring, but anyway from what i know if you have an octopus thas all your going to have in your tank, they eat everythign that comes...

400 gallons for a shark and 200 for a ray is on the extreme side, but safe side. You can however house a bamboo in a 200 for a few years but always remember the bigger tank the better,, i beleive thats for any fish,, not only sharks and rays.. But the one thing that you absolutly cannot do is...

Thanks AC ya thats a great looking tank and i like the footprint on it especially....

hey AC is that your 320 in the picture?? can you measure that glass for me that the tank is built out of..looks like 3/8" Thanks

i figured this would work. go to the store any walmart or something and get the acrylic round tubing they sell for blinds.. ya know the stick like round thing that you turn blinds on windows with,, and just get a knife, sharpen the end a little bit(obviously only enough to get the food on, not...

a piece of glass and silicone and it sounds ready to go, the bottom part however on glass tanks ia tricky cause you also need bracing to raise the tank off the ground about a qurter of an inch,, evan less actually

you can put a pice of regular plastic over and use a sautering(sp) gun t melt the plastics together to hold...also acrlic with weld-on would work

rgaskins, i wish you had told me that about a month ago when i started buidling my tank!!! thats why i opted for ghass cause it was much cheaper than the acrylic i would have needed, although i usually only work with acrylic on most my cages. a sheet of 4x8 1/2" with being all cut up for you to...

Material = Acrylic Tank Height = 21" Tank Width = 18" Tank Length = 68 " Acrylic Thickness = 1/2" Approximate Gallons = 111 kind of a wierd amount of gallons, but you might be able to find a used tank that size for cheaper than building it, cause i think if my calculations are correct you...