Massive Reef Tank in Pittsburgh (>500G)?

[feedmycorals]

Hi folks,

I am now happy with two beautiful 55G and 10G tanks full of corals. I am thinking of building a bigger tank (>500G). Is there anyone in Pittsburgh having a massive tank that I can take a look?

I have been watching lots of youtube videos to learn more before I really start planning and building it. it's very helpful if you are willing to showcase your tank and share your experience.

Thanks,

 

[jh2pizza]

Let me know if your looking for a large skimmer for it.

 

[krshlln300]

Any update on the tank search? This would be an exciting build for this area!

 

[krazyk148]

Im almost done with mine. Im in carnegie. 1600 gallons

 

[loui]

krazyk148 that looks like an interesting project. Do you have more details?

 

[JaimeAdams]

Im almost done with mine. Im in carnegie. 1600 gallons

Let me know if you need any help. I'm on Superior st.

 

[Vitaleffects]

I work on superior street

 

[JaimeAdams]

Wow, small world.

 

[krshlln300]

how do you handle humidity and evap with that much volume? Seems like that much water evaporating would cause issues? Do you have a separate ventilation system? just curious as it seems like something we would be challenged with as reefers with standard houses in PA.

 

[RadagastWizard]

I'm getting a 300 set up in about a month, to me it's massive lol

 

[JaimeAdams]

I'm getting a 300 set up in about a month, to me it's massive lol

You going with the Marineland Deep Dimension, the same that Elmer's, Aqua World and The Reef Gallery have as their main display tanks?

 

[RadagastWizard]

You going with the Marineland Deep Dimension, the same that Elmer's, Aqua World and The Reef Gallery have as their main display tanks?

Yes Jeff at aquaworld is helping me design a whole set up

I wanted to go custom but it would have cost me 4x as much so instead I spent that money on radions and a vertex skimmer

 

[Rene Obergfell]

I'm looking at a 350 and starting to research the process