DSPS tank from Thailand (1000 gallon+)
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chingchai
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=15668329#post15668329 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Marcelo_Brasil
I´m impressed of how many congratulations have been posted here, and i was wondering that, dispytes the amazing project itself, major these congrats are because of Chingchai´s passion to share it with all of us, and for his tenderness and compromisse to answer every single question, and thank every single opinio.
Isn´t that wonderful when different people with diferent culture,color,age,sex,language,religion,money,humor,whatever, are able to share the joy of such a dream coming true.
Chingchai, maybe your project already got upon expectations even before get ready....
**Hey you guys out there, we´ll need to set a international expedition to Chingchai´s home when this beuty starts loosing frags...
***Better thinking....we´ll need to carry there some frags from our reefs to present Chingchai and help him fullfeel that lovely nanoreef....hehehe
Marcelo.
Your comment is so true.
We all have the same obsession no matter where we are or which nationality we are.
We can talk the same language here.
I look forward to meeting you guys in person.
Thanks again.
Hi chingchai
Just popping in from another part of the world,
Your build is the hottest topic in the reefing community here in Israel.
I am wordless, you are putting up new standards in this hobby as of perfection, devotion etc. and thats before any livestock hit the tank. wow!
just keep it going!
Just popping in from another part of the world,
Your build is the hottest topic in the reefing community here in Israel.
I am wordless, you are putting up new standards in this hobby as of perfection, devotion etc. and thats before any livestock hit the tank. wow!
just keep it going!
Ching,
Great thread. Thanks for all of your patience in answering just about every single question that has been asked. I love everything about this build. I can't believe your LFS had all of those nice pieces to choose from. The colors are just amazing.
Yesterday, I was trying to figure out how I was going to acquire one of my favorite chalices. Now, I want to build a 1000g+ tank just like this one! Not sure whether to thank you for that or not : ) lol
Props to your designer. The two of you really hit the mark with a one of a kind build. I've been to Thailand a couple of times. Would love to see this on my next visit. You should think about charging admission so you can afford more of those nice SPS pieces you posted pics of. : ) I have a feeling you will be getting lots of visitors due to this tank.
Well done!!! Top notch!
Craig
Great thread. Thanks for all of your patience in answering just about every single question that has been asked. I love everything about this build. I can't believe your LFS had all of those nice pieces to choose from. The colors are just amazing.
Yesterday, I was trying to figure out how I was going to acquire one of my favorite chalices. Now, I want to build a 1000g+ tank just like this one! Not sure whether to thank you for that or not : ) lol
Props to your designer. The two of you really hit the mark with a one of a kind build. I've been to Thailand a couple of times. Would love to see this on my next visit. You should think about charging admission so you can afford more of those nice SPS pieces you posted pics of. : ) I have a feeling you will be getting lots of visitors due to this tank.
Well done!!! Top notch!
Craig
Oops! Looks like you forgot the 'f' in reef in that link.
Here is the correct link: http://siamreef2009.dyndns.org
MandM
sick yet brilliant
Absolutely fantastic build Ching! Thanks for posting the progress.
Although the prices may be very low, keep in mind folks that this is in Thailand. Add on the cost of getting that coral to the other side of the world in one healthy piece is going to add a bit to that price. You'd pretty much have to pay that guy to hold it just like that all the way...
Although the prices may be very low, keep in mind folks that this is in Thailand. Add on the cost of getting that coral to the other side of the world in one healthy piece is going to add a bit to that price. You'd pretty much have to pay that guy to hold it just like that all the way...
Hal
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I agree, home is where the heart is.<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=15660690#post15660690 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by chingchai
I wish I can have US$1million.
This is where I was born. It is opposite the fish room.
My parent bought it in 1965. It costs US$7,000.00.
Now we still use it as our office.
Let me also congratulate you on such a beautiful and well planned system. I appreciate a well designed product. I can't wait to see it with fish and corals. I don't normally view webcam's, but in your case I think I will make an exception.
I'm hoping that you can answer an interior design (or perhaps a Bangkok real estate) question for me regarding your build. Conventional wisdom has a traditional viewing for large screen tv's and the like such that a person should sit/stand a distance away from the tv equal to about 2-3 times the height of the screen. In other words, for a 65 inch tv having a height of 32 inches should sit between 6-9 feet away. In part this is due to the pixel size, but a large part of this is also due to the viewing angles that the human eye is designed for. It would seem that the geometry of your room will in many instances (depending on how far you sit from the front door) not allow for that.
So here's my question(s): did you ever consider purchasing the adjoining building so that you would be able to view the entire tank length from a more narrow viewing angle? Or are you targeting a more "immersion" experience for viewing the tank whereby it fills your field of view (like an IMAX theatre). Or maybe this is just how it came to be, with no real intent for either of the immediate options (and there's nothing wrong with that; some of my best work has been sheer happenstance). My curious mind would like to be educated.
Keep up the good work.
acrylic_300
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=15671787#post15671787 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Ninong
Oops! Looks like you forgot the 'f' in reef in that link.
Here is the correct link: http://siamreef2009.dyndns.org
What is up with the user name and password?
I'm curious...but not curious enough to read for 3 days to find this. If it was ever given.
I see it now duh.
admin
admin
unfortunately there is no camera.
Blue corner
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Ching,
After follow your thread since few days already, I just register to says how amazing your project is, I love it!
The post from Marcelo resume already your sucess.
Thanks for your time of sharing this great event, your Dream.
After follow your thread since few days already, I just register to says how amazing your project is, I love it!
The post from Marcelo resume already your sucess.
Thanks for your time of sharing this great event, your Dream.
bullitr
broke but happy
i HATE TO SAY THIS AGAIN .THAT BUILDING( DUMP THAT YOU CALL) IN BANGKOK WORTH 5 TIMES THE WORTH OF YOUR HOUSE!BUT I DON'T THINK YOU EVEN OWN A HOUSE,YOU PROBABLY STILL LEAVE AT HOME YOU IGNORANT!!! YOU NEED TO SEE GET OUT OF THIS THREAD BECAUSE YOU ARE RUINING THIS AMAZING BUILD
Blue corner
New member
Hi! every body!
Confirm the webcam is on, we can look at the masive tank, no problem. the username and password: admin for both allow the acess.
Confirm the webcam is on, we can look at the masive tank, no problem. the username and password: admin for both allow the acess.
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A Reef In The Sky
Something similar to this Chingchai. Great to see this is happening.
Fiji Coral Gardening
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