I'm getting a 750 gal...need ideas!

bioneck47

Member
Originally Posted by small triggers
http:///forum/post/2928913
hrrmm,, do you always buff out scratches in your undies???
Im just saying,,(looks good to me) I mean the tank that is

Hey those aren't my undies! I swear! Just old workout shorts that I will admit are a little short.
 

hobrien

Member
When the tank is up and running let me know so I can stop by my next visit to Coppell and see the tank. My family and I go every other month.
 
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arlene1995

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How in the world are you going to clean that beast with fish in it? It's 4ft. deep! I can barely reach the bottom of my 125 and it's only 2!
 

bioneck47

Member
Originally Posted by Arlene1995
http:///forum/post/2931303
How in the world are you going to clean that beast with fish in it? It's 4ft. deep! I can barely reach the bottom of my 125 and it's only 2!
I don't know, but it will def. be fun
well actually, not really...
 

bioneck47

Member
Ok, I can now start to see the light at the end of the tunnel.I laid the tank on it's side and now I'm finally done drilling/enlarging all the holes on the bottom. Next step is to assemble the standpipes and place them inside of the overflow. This has to be done prior to putting the tank on the stand because the top of the tank is too close to the ceiling and I won't be able to feed the standpipes through.
Also the darn epoxy didn't cure properly on the foam rock structure that I was making so unfortunately I'm going to have to go without it. That was just a huge waste of time.
There's two holes drilled, one at each end, for the return for the closed loop.
Attachment 219200
The tree middle holes are for one inch bulkhead fittings for my overflow to the sump and skimmers. The other two holes are for the returns. The hole on the bottom is for a 1 1/2" bulkhead fitting for the closed loop.
Attachment 219201

 
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