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yuck. and it's not even pleasant looking. you know, if something was going to start "taking over", i would at least want it to look nice.

beautiful job. congrats on the victory after months of hard labor. :D

You know? Rather than building this tank and having it installed into the side wall of one of the hall ways, I wonder if it might be nice to have the tank installed as a floor in one of the rooms. or even the ceiling. That might be interesting, and give me the floor area to properly house the...

Originally Posted by AquaKnight No, the recommended width for most tanks and fish, is having the width 1.5 times the adult size of the fish, and an absolute bare minimum of width, as wide the shark. So for a 4 foot Brown Banded, 48" of width too. Right, right... I am going to have to re-think...

Originally Posted by anthropo that's more than enough height...sharks don't need that much in terms of height...it's more about the area they can swim in width and length. on top of 1000 gallons is more than a lot of people use for a bamboo... if i am doing the 24 inches of hight, what is the...

thanks for the quick replies, everyone!! Originally Posted by TriGa22 Deffinatly, thats a good size tank. You could do even more than bamboo's. oh, really? might be interesting. have any other ideas than bamboos for me to look into?

hello there! new hear, but a vet. to the salt water world. im taking on the task of building my first custom tank. space requirements for where i want to install this tank are going to limit me to about 24" of height, but the total size of the tank is quite enormous (over 1,000 gallons...