RVANANO
SWAGON
My wife and I sold our house last year to build a new house. We sold the 120 reef with plans to build a 300. We moved into the new house last weekend and the tank and sump were delivered a few days ago.
Here is a link to the old tank.
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1805337
And a shot of the 120 before I got rid of it.
The new tank is a 300 which was converted to peninsula style. The sump is a 120.
My first order of business will be the stand. I want it to look like this. Floor to ceiling with doors all the way around it. I have decided to have the frame made of metal and am trying to decided b/t regular steel with 2 part epoxy painted over it to prevent rust or to just go with stainless. I am leaning towards the first option. Curious if I can just use 4 corner vertical posts from 3" or 4" square tubing. I have been told I should be good but am curious if anyone else is using something similar for a stand.
Please be patient on this thread. The build will be slow at first.
And here are some photos of the actual tank.
The tank will go between these columns so you can view both sides from the living or dining area.
Here is a link to the old tank.
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1805337
And a shot of the 120 before I got rid of it.
The new tank is a 300 which was converted to peninsula style. The sump is a 120.
My first order of business will be the stand. I want it to look like this. Floor to ceiling with doors all the way around it. I have decided to have the frame made of metal and am trying to decided b/t regular steel with 2 part epoxy painted over it to prevent rust or to just go with stainless. I am leaning towards the first option. Curious if I can just use 4 corner vertical posts from 3" or 4" square tubing. I have been told I should be good but am curious if anyone else is using something similar for a stand.
Please be patient on this thread. The build will be slow at first.
And here are some photos of the actual tank.
The tank will go between these columns so you can view both sides from the living or dining area.
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