600g Acrylic reef
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jnb
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do you know much about the sheets - in two pics there seems to be two different products spartech polycast and on another cyro something, something
or is it just front and back of one sheet has different labeling
very curious as I design my next tank
i will be watching this thread - your reef life is gonna love you for the extra room
or is it just front and back of one sheet has different labeling
very curious as I design my next tank
i will be watching this thread - your reef life is gonna love you for the extra room
pwhitby said:I just received a second round of pictures:
heres the front, cut, ready to be added.
here are partially assembled pics of the front:
the side:
and the back panel showing the detail of the overflow. The overflows are on the back, and are to be added.
Regards,
Paul..
Well.....I actually got to see my new tank today.....and I have to say WOW. Its big.....much bigger in real life than the pictures show. The workmanship is awesome...im really impressed.
here are a few pics:
This is it sat on the dock waiting to be moved, from the back, showing the rear overflows.
a better idea of the size can be had from this pic, the person in the forklift is the fabricator and the person at the tank end is Gary, the owner of ART from Oklahoma City who is supplying the tank.
Ill post more later,
Paul.
here are a few pics:
This is it sat on the dock waiting to be moved, from the back, showing the rear overflows.
a better idea of the size can be had from this pic, the person in the forklift is the fabricator and the person at the tank end is Gary, the owner of ART from Oklahoma City who is supplying the tank.
Ill post more later,
Paul.
heres a few more:
Gary From ART, waiting to move this beast
Moving on out
The team needed to offload into my grage (excuse the mess....)
From left to Right: Tanner (non-reefer) TimV (vice president of COMAS), Chris (another non-reefer...but soon to be one), Gary, Doug (lazyreefer) and me.
And for size.....My tank and I
and my wife.....who has no problems with this beast entering our home....
Thats all for now.....
Paul.
Gary From ART, waiting to move this beast
Moving on out
The team needed to offload into my grage (excuse the mess....)
From left to Right: Tanner (non-reefer) TimV (vice president of COMAS), Chris (another non-reefer...but soon to be one), Gary, Doug (lazyreefer) and me.
And for size.....My tank and I
and my wife.....who has no problems with this beast entering our home....
Thats all for now.....
Paul.
asnatlas
New member
Very nice looking, I can't wait to get mine here soon as its the same size, I know how big it will be as I made a mock up to make sure it would fit, but I still think I will be shocked once I see in person... Only mine is glass, but only planning on moving it once more after this time, and I will not be moving it, I am having the pros do it...
Shawn
Shawn
The 30" tall doesn't seem so bad when you look at this pic:
That pic with you next to the tank really puts the monster into perspective. I've now decided that this is the most perfect size. In a few years I'll have to extend my office out an extra metre to fit one in.
That pic with you next to the tank really puts the monster into perspective. I've now decided that this is the most perfect size. In a few years I'll have to extend my office out an extra metre to fit one in.
asnatlas
New member
NexDog said:I've now decided that this is the most perfect size. In a few years I'll have to extend my office out an extra metre to fit one in.
Don't wait a few years, do it now
About 6 wks before I talked to Will about building my 600gal, I bought a used 220gal, got it home and then decided I wanted to go bigger... So right now I have a 220gal sitting in my garage that I have been cleaning up... I have decided that I will setup it up as a FOWLR plumbed into the same system as the 600gal for a total water vol of close to 1k if not a little over...
Shawn
