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hey squidd and others with that crazy cool rock. The rock with tunnels in it and such,, is that live rock?? is it pre-cut?? whats the deal with it,, i would like to get some of those pieces for my eelsto tuck away in the corner

Great lookin tank squidd!!!

Heres my jebo 520 next to a venturi...makes it look liek a baby!!

i think my tank will last me a lifetime honestly. if the construction on pre-made LFS tanks last 20 years , i know i have either that much or way over that many years. OF course i am bieng confident but , its been up an filled with water for awhile now and the seams are all solid as a rock

the glasss cost me 357.00 for 7/16 glass, which is a bit under half inch. the sealant cost me 40 bucks for 2 tubes. i got all the wood fo my stand etc. for free but if i had to buy it it would have prolly cost another 150.00. For a 180 gallon in my area it woul have cost me 1400.00 for stand and...

great lookin eeel !!!

i just made my 200 out of glass and have a 400 that i keep my crocs in out of acrylic,,im just waitin to finish staining my new 200 until i post the DIY tank, stand, project..you gotta be good with wood and glass and have alot of different tools. but its possible, if you want a sneak peak at it...

i just did a search and found a few pictures your looking for, i cant repost them however cause thats a bit rude to use someone elses pictures, and i cant tell you how many times ive been caught plagarizing in school I LEARNED MY LESSON

Tony, Would it be easier to take my 55 gallon and make my own sump? i cant dsrill the 55 either but will it need to be drilled??? any advice is cool

that would be great,,I can bild and im good with glass and acrylic, but can you point me towards a diagram??

o.k i ordered one. As fas as drilling the sump and runnin it externally i havent a clue what that means...if you ever get any time to draw me some kind of diagram of how my equiptment would be set up i can just follow that and do it accordingly.. If not no big deal Thanks again Tony

for 72x22x22 if you use acrylic you should go 1/2" no doubt.. For glass you have an option. 9mm or a little under 3"8 of an inch(3.12) or anything inbetween up to 12mm little under 1/2" inch (5.02)...the numbers in parenthesis are saftey factor numbers.. For instance the recommended and standard...

This question i found to be like the what came first? the chicken or the egg? This is just everyones own personall opinion,, one big factor when having a tank that large is weight?? where will it be in your house and could it hold the glass weight?? Also what are you keeping in it? glass has...

ya i hope noone has to get stung by any of them, i was just always curious if anyone took a hit from one of there aquarium animals

ill be posting my DIY Tank, stand, canopy, etc. All from scratch this weekend ,, it will be full plans on how to do everything. Also my tank is 72" long so you will get a great idea on the stand

excellent ,,, thanks alot

Tony, Money isnt really an issue, as long as i get my setup right. Yes it is acrylic, and just point me the way to a good pump.. my livestock will be ...if approved by yourself 1 V. Lion 1 Cali Ray 1 Zebra Eeel 1 Banded Shark Please let me know what you think of the livestock,,if i can add more...

ya iw anna get some pics of how some large aggressives are set up filtration wise

if you wanna keep that horn for awhile i w ould bump that 220 to a 400 or so

i also have the overflow box fromt he wetdry,,i have 2 or 3 overflows for some reason