show off those big tanks
- Thread starter devaji108
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tanks alot
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i have a 145 gallon custom DAS tank i would put a picture but dont know how
reefiness
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http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2006-02/totm/index.php
Here is my tank... it is almost 20 feet long and has over 1500 gallons in it.
Just kidding :hilarious about it being mine but it is real
Here is my tank... it is almost 20 feet long and has over 1500 gallons in it.
Just kidding :hilarious about it being mine but it is real
murph145
Active Member
hey there well what u need to do is resize ur picture on your computer to no more than 500x500 pixels.... once uve done that and its saved in a folder on your computer you then hit the manage attachements button on the page here when ur replying ....then hit the browse button then look into the foulder you have that picture saved in thats 500x500 pixels then click ok and upload..... then once u hit submit it will show the picture on the thread
sleasia
Active Member
Ok here's my ?200 but maybe its really 180? fowlr...tomarrow I am picking up another tank which I was told was 240 gallons but which is probably really only a 150 by measurements....One of the nurse's I work with is forcing her husband to dump it!!! and they are giving it to me with a stand and stuff for $175...I guess he had it in a restaurant he used to own or something like that. Its now sitting empty in their basement. I for one am glad god created some grouchy wives....anyway here is the ?200 I have now fowlr...
ginarox
Active Member
:happyfish thankyou for the compliments... i am loving this so far....its going to be a great challenge. everyones tanks are very sweet ,, gives me ideals on how to decorate... mine is still kindy plain. but i know the longer i have it...its going to get as pretty as everyone elses...have a great day.....ginarox
juston515
New Member
Ok this is for you big tank owners. This is my water changing staion in my basment. The water lines are ran through the walls and come out behind my 450gal. The right tank is RO water and the left is for mixing salt. The elbow that dumps into the salt tank swivels to go over the RO tank to circulate as well. The pump is in the middle with valves for controling flow and direction. The set up with materiels was only about 300 bucks. I never lift a bucket to fill or run a power head to mix. The 1hp 5760gph pump does it all. Oh by the way, the pump is hooked up to remote control.
