still havnt got the pics but heres a note about it, each of the four legs are comprised of 3 two by fours, there are four cross-braces also made of two by fours and all the sheet wood is 3/4 inch plywood, there is a floor on the bottom for the refugium/sump, we did a pale white foux stone finish with white trim. you could easily put a ford explorer on it and jump up and down lol.
On another note i went to big al's the other day to buy some sand, which they had on sale so i got 80lbs. 40 of it is "live reef sand" which is kinda dull in color, but probably cuase im just looking at it in normal light from what i could see and just as fine as the bahama oolite which is what i was gonna go for originally. The other 40lbs is a courser mix of sand and crushed argonite, the stuff says it helps maintain a ph of 8.2 which has constantly been a problem in my old tank. this mix ought to make for a fun setup, leaving sandy areas and rubble areas great for attaching frags. I wont buy any new live rock till I see how much space what i already have will take up, i have ALOT of live rock for a 30gl display... so i hope to keep the new tank less crowded.
Ryan
