(First Reef Tank Ever) **** 600gal Display **** 1300gal System
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the j.o.p.
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ummmmm WOW!!
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azul1994
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sick..
larryndana
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hefner413
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Wait - I just saw you are new to this as of January of this year??? And you are doing this yourself - alone? Uhh - how??? - just after reading and getting some advice from the forums? So you just decided to skip the steps of progression from a small tank to bigger and bigger - and just went with a GIANT??? I am seeing it all with your great pics and story, but I just can't believe what I'm seeing!
porthosandjazz
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Originally Posted by Bonebrake
Hopefully you already thought of this aspect, but make sure you have a powerful ventilation fan(s) to circulate the air out of your garage and outside air in.
I was wondering the same thing. And also thinking... holy crap, this guy is a freaking genius! How does he know how to do all of this, and even what he's supposed to do?
Hopefully you already thought of this aspect, but make sure you have a powerful ventilation fan(s) to circulate the air out of your garage and outside air in.
I was wondering the same thing. And also thinking... holy crap, this guy is a freaking genius! How does he know how to do all of this, and even what he's supposed to do?
reef noob
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Originally Posted by team2jndd
... im assuming reef based on the title. That is absolutely amazing. I wish I had the $ room or even half the know how to pull that off. I have never seen bulkheads coming from the bottom of the tank before. What are those for?
most likley for a closed loop
... im assuming reef based on the title. That is absolutely amazing. I wish I had the $ room or even half the know how to pull that off. I have never seen bulkheads coming from the bottom of the tank before. What are those for?
most likley for a closed loop
shrimpi
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I guess if you think about it...
the larger the tank the larger the margin for errors.. especially for beginners. Thats why alot of ppl go against nanos at first... little mistakes make big problems, esp. if your just starting (I know I made my fair share of mistakes
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If you have the money/time/resources go for it! Everyone pretty much wishes they had a larger tank right? talk about setting a standard.
Thanks for posting your project as it motors along. Its nice to watch it 'grow'.
the larger the tank the larger the margin for errors.. especially for beginners. Thats why alot of ppl go against nanos at first... little mistakes make big problems, esp. if your just starting (I know I made my fair share of mistakes
If you have the money/time/resources go for it! Everyone pretty much wishes they had a larger tank right? talk about setting a standard.
wangotango
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i was reading through this thread and thought it looked familiar... this must be the abridged version compared to the one on --
. looks nice so far.
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