1800 Gallon Reef .... Houston, Tx

We only use the correct gauge wire. If it is close to the max load we move up to the next size. My electrician never cuts corners or cost.

if you don't mind me asking, I would like to have your electricians name and number. I need to wire up a fish room in my garage.
 
We have to pay attention to every detail or our clients have problems. Our ultimate goal is excellent service. Fortunately I learned the hard way so my clients don't have to.
 
I can't help but get excited when I see equiptment I own on pro builds. I think for a moment I must be doing something right. Lol. Then my hammer loses a head and reminds me I have no clue.

Btw Dave, you made my son's day when you liked his facebook page. I appreciate the support.
 
No prob! I like to see others getting their children involved in the hobby. I always wanted saltwater as a kid. It's crazy to me that I've ended up building a business doing what I love. I'm pretty lucky and your son is too! You are introducing him to reefing early! I would have killed to have that tank at his age!
 
No prob! I like to see others getting their children involved in the hobby. I always wanted saltwater as a kid. It's crazy to me that I've ended up building a business doing what I love. I'm pretty lucky and your son is too! You are introducing him to reefing early! I would have killed to have that tank at his age!

He has been asking for a reef tank since he was 3. I always knew he was different and when he was finally diagnosed with Autism, we have struggled for years to find something that would help us find a way to engage with him. He loved trains but wanted them in his room so he could play alone. This past Christmas I decided it was worth a shot and bought an established 60 gallon system. The difference in my child is night and day. He has learned things I cannot teach like empathy. We recently upgraded to the 220 and he is really coming out of his shell. Our local club has accepted him and I think that has made him realize his possibilities are endless. He talks to complete strangers about his tank and as you can see shares freely on his Facebook page. I think he finally feels like he belongs somewhere. He can't wait to grow up and open his own fish store, growing up was a scary concept before this.
 
That's awesome that it has helped so much. If he ever has questions or wants to see what goes on behind the scenes you are welcome to bring him by. Just give me a little bit of notice and I'll make it happen.
 
He has been asking for a reef tank since he was 3. I always knew he was different and when he was finally diagnosed with Autism, we have struggled for years to find something that would help us find a way to engage with him. He loved trains but wanted them in his room so he could play alone. This past Christmas I decided it was worth a shot and bought an established 60 gallon system. The difference in my child is night and day. He has learned things I cannot teach like empathy. We recently upgraded to the 220 and he is really coming out of his shell. Our local club has accepted him and I think that has made him realize his possibilities are endless. He talks to complete strangers about his tank and as you can see shares freely on his Facebook page. I think he finally feels like he belongs somewhere. He can't wait to grow up and open his own fish store, growing up was a scary concept before this.

That is so exciting, and inspiring!
What a joy for you and yours. Love to hear the story of healing.
 
Thank you Dave. He would love to learn something new and see what goes into a build. He is very excited to be showing off his tank on the Westside Tank Tour in August. They still haven't chosen a final date, but I will be cooking a big pot of gumbo and feeding the members. I will let you know when they decide to have it and hopefully you can join us.

Thank you all for your kind words. I continue to be amazed what this hobby does for Kyle.
 
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