New Fish Room from Winterpeg with 250G

[imfsub12]

So new fish room coming soon and tank
it will be a ruff size of 9feet long by 7 feet wide (from green tape on floor)
Tank will be 7 long x 30" x 24" (about 250 G)

As you will see i'm having a floor drain and sink in the room
There will be a door and i will be having waterproof flooring so any spills down the drain it goes

There Display tank will be in the front and then it will have a side window to view the reason is you come down the stairs to tv area and don't want anyone to clip the side of the tank. Plus you get a nice side view as well

This will be started in 3 weeks. any comments or idea's would be much appreciated .

And tank needs to get ordered very soon 5 weeks to build..

pic coming
Thanks

 

[imfsub12]

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[worm5406]

I don't think the wind chimes are going to work. They might be too loud and keep the tank inhabitants awake.

 

[imfsub12]

I was thinking of them to go in the tank.

New side biz

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[worm5406]

Looking good so far. What are the measurements? I mean the tank does not include those right?

What are you tying in the drain to? No possibility of back feeding sewage or grey water??

 

[imfsub12]

Looking good so far. What are the measurements? I mean the tank does not include those right?

What are you tying in the drain to? No possibility of back feeding sewage or grey water??

1. Tank is
7 feet by 30 high by 24 wide
2. Room is 9 feet long x 7 feet from wall to front of tank

3. We are getting plumbers to do the drain it will go to our main discharge. There should be no issue as we have back flows that are required so no sewage backing up.

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[worm5406]

Ahh ok good. So the tank does not really protrude into the room, just a common wall. Lots of room in that fish room then.

Very cool.

 

[imfsub12]

Ahh ok good. So the tank does not really protrude into the room, just a common wall. Lots of room in that fish room then.

Very cool.

Do you see on the floor the tap outline of a rectangle that's small than the room that is the tank 7 feet long

Fish room will be a bit tight but manageable

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[worm5406]

You cant think of just square footage. Look up... Cubic footage. LOL

I thought that is what that blue square was. The curved part took me a minute then I realized it was a door.

 

[imfsub12]

You cant think of just square footage. Look up... Cubic footage. LOL

I thought that is what that blue square was. The curved part took me a minute then I realized it was a door.

Yes where the slippers are that is the door.

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[imfsub12]

Here is some equipment list I'm thinking of.

Ecotech mp40 x 2
Ecotech vectra mp1

Skimmer
Quantum nyos 160

Lights
Not sure
Ecotech radio g4
AI hydra 52 HD

Already have
Neptune apex new version

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[worm5406]

Have you looked at the Vectra L1's?
RODI?

 

[imfsub12]

Not sure if I can get the l1s in canada.

What really is the difference just volume.

And yes getting a rodi.

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[Scythanith]

I'd make sure the door swings outward to leave more area to maneuver in the fish room. I'd also look at putting your sink beside the "stand for fish stuff". That would leave the bit of wall right beside the tank, where you have sink marked, open for reactors.

The vortechs stick off the back of the tank a couple inches don't forget. Nothing more annoying than bumping the dry side off due to tight spaces. Google a product called Panduit for cable management. Order the wide size as your cables will fill it up quickly!

As for electrical, put 3x as many receptacles in as you think you need. Have some on GFCI receptacles and have some not protected by GFCI. You don't want pumps on GFCI. Heaters you do!

Good luck!

 

[imfsub12]

I'd make sure the door swings outward to leave more area to maneuver in the fish room. I'd also look at putting your sink beside the "stand for fish stuff". That would leave the bit of wall right beside the tank, where you have sink marked, open for reactors.

The vortechs stick off the back of the tank a couple inches don't forget. Nothing more annoying than bumping the dry side off due to tight spaces. Google a product called Panduit for cable management. Order the wide size as your cables will fill it up quickly!

As for electrical, put 3x as many receptacles in as you think you need. Have some on GFCI receptacles and have some not protected by GFCI. You don't want pumps on GFCI. Heaters you do!

Good luck!

I'll see if the door can do that. As the stairs might be in the way. But I'll try to plan for that.

We where thinking where the broom was to put buckets and stuff. But that could be an option

I'll look for that product I hate messy wires.

And yes for electrical.

Thanks.

And thanks

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[dave.m]

It takes a bit more planning but a pocket door helps when space for door swing becomes an issue in tight re-model plans.

Dave.M

 

[imfsub12]

It takes a bit more planning but a pocket door helps when space for door swing becomes an issue in tight re-model plans.

Dave.M

Won't have the room for a pocket door. As if you see on the floor
I have an open space to the right of where the door is. Now I would need to make the room 24 more inches to fit the door. (We though of doing on for the bathroom I the basement but it would require adding 24 more inches that we did the have)

Thanks for idea



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[imfsub12]

Tank is ordered
Sump is ordered

Now the waiting game will be a bit till it gets going.

Next order is to get basement started.


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[Scythanith]

Won't have the room for a pocket door. As if you see on the floor
I have an open space to the right of where the door is. Now I would need to make the room 24 more inches to fit the door. (We though of doing on for the bathroom I the basement but it would require adding 24 more inches that we did the have)

Thanks for idea



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Couldn't it pocket in to the left on your drawing?

 

[imfsub12]

Couldn't it pocket in to the left on your drawing?

Where the slippers are

If so I would need to measure it and see if I can fit a 24 inch pocket door so that would be 48 inches I requir

Just trying to to push anymore in to my main area.

It's a good idea might see how it looks when all of my framing for outside walls are so done.

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