orchidsnfish
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I want that tank! If that were in my house my mattress would be parked directly in front of it. 
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hahnmeister
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If I had that tank, I hope that room is sealed from the rest of the house for humidity concerns. I would most likely use banks of T5s across the top to enclose the top and create a cover to seal the top. That would be my major concern.
Jadams
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12973536#post12973536 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by CamBarr
Let’s Get This Thread Back On Track Shall We!
Tapio’s Mini Reef
Using Over Driven Fluorescent Lighting mid you!!!
You can see more pics here:
http://haaga.aqua-web.org/Mini/index.htm
AWESOME!
omg. That's just the best.<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13143568#post13143568 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by hahnmeister
http://www.meerwasserforum.com/thread.php?threadid=41256
Very different approach. I don't think I've ever seen a tank directly on the floor. Would make stand up viewing different, although the top downs would be cool.
Need some shots of the fish room and support equipment. Also interested on the long term SPS growth under those T-5's
Happy Reefing
Need some shots of the fish room and support equipment. Also interested on the long term SPS growth under those T-5's
Happy Reefing
purebullet417
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click the link and you shall see
hahnmeister
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ricks, you still arent looking close enough...lol. There is a pillar in the center of the tank (surrounded by corals) which contains the overflow & surface skimmer. I would know, I am planning on using a similar method on my 500g which will be 6x6x2 and 360 viewable thanks to a central overflow w/ tunzes hidden inside.
This shows it better:
I believe there are stream pumps hidden in the rockwork and their cords are run through the overflow and out the bottom.
This shows it better:
I believe there are stream pumps hidden in the rockwork and their cords are run through the overflow and out the bottom.
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bleedingthought
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Wish I could read that thread and ask for more pictures! 
calvin415
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hahnmeister
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You can use http://translate.google.com/translate_t as well. Also, if you post in that forum in english, they will understand you.
YoitsArson
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I didnt want to post any pics just yet because this is still a work in progress but this thread needs more pics. Here is my 60 cube. My dad and I made the stand. Whats left on my list figure out how I want my lighting, hung or hood, hide cords and plumbing, and build a proper sump. Dont mind the child lock on the stand I have a 14 month old who loves to splash in the sump.
Dudester
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I don't mind it, in fact I love it, and everyone with children should use safety devices on tank cabinets, IMO.<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13150067#post13150067 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by YoitsArson
Dont mind the child lock on the stand I have a 14 month old who loves to splash in the sump.
Slakker
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13147266#post13147266 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by hahnmeister
ricks, you still arent looking close enough...lol. There is a pillar in the center of the tank (surrounded by corals) which contains the overflow & surface skimmer. I would know, I am planning on using a similar method on my 500g which will be 6x6x2 and 360 viewable thanks to a central overflow w/ tunzes hidden inside.
This shows it better:
I believe there are stream pumps hidden in the rockwork and their cords are run through the overflow and out the bottom.
Let me know when you get that tank done...I've been aching to do a similar tank since I started the hobby, but to the best of my knowledge no one in the area has one. That, and tuition is eating up all of my tank budget :mad2: Still, when your plans come to fruition I would love to come check it out.
Stupid education...*grumble grumble*
bleedingthought
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It's not his tank.
miwoodar
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13150067#post13150067 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by YoitsArson
I didnt want to post any pics just yet because this is still a work in progress but this thread needs more pics. Here is my 60 cube. My dad and I made the stand. Whats left on my list figure out how I want my lighting, hung or hood, hide cords and plumbing, and build a proper sump. Dont mind the child lock on the stand I have a 14 month old who loves to splash in the sump.
I agree with the Dudester. My tank is locked at all times. Yours looks fine. If you ever need to replace it for any reason - you could use a locking mechanism that requires a magnetic key. I use magnetic locks on the doors of my home theater cabinets. Like these...
http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2328537
I like the tank on the floor with the central overflow. Not so keen on his livestocking. Seems like he is throwing anything into the tank with those NPS. I cant see him target feeding them or pump feeding them in such a large tank over a long period
Still, a nice tank
Brett
Still, a nice tank
Brett
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