Show Off your prop System!
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Funky_Fish14
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Ooo looks great!
Chris
Chris
hamburglar
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That is a nice setup Vert20. I like that shape of tank you are using.
Thanx! The glass tank is a 72x36x12 (about 150 gallon) and the "sump" is a portable koi pond that holds about 300 gallons (if I remember right) and is full of softies and leathers...
The one in the far back corner is a 55 gallon suspended growout tank ala Anthony Calfo that just went up last week with three sides and the bottom painted white. We'll see how it does.
The one in the far back corner is a 55 gallon suspended growout tank ala Anthony Calfo that just went up last week with three sides and the bottom painted white. We'll see how it does.
Thanx Joekr, that is built with square tube frame and legs, very sturdy. I had it full (freshwater) while testing it, the liner bellows a bit from the water but still very sturdy.
I got two of them on close out from Aquatic-EcoSystems last year at 70.00 a piece. They were regularly 160 or something like that. Should have picked up more cause now I cannot find them. At 16" deep they are great frag tanks in them selves and very easy to light and plumb. It has a drain that a 3/4 bulkhead fits real snug.
I got two of them on close out from Aquatic-EcoSystems last year at 70.00 a piece. They were regularly 160 or something like that. Should have picked up more cause now I cannot find them. At 16" deep they are great frag tanks in them selves and very easy to light and plumb. It has a drain that a 3/4 bulkhead fits real snug.
I Found Nemo
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Thanks for the post Chris ........I got lots of Idears
Funky_Fish14
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Hehe No problem.
I see your an E-towner too! Might I know you in person or on any other forums?
Chris
I see your an E-towner too! Might I know you in person or on any other forums?
Chris
guitargod6453
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joekr, how do you like the 50 gallon rubbermaid? I'm thinking about getting one and my only concern is only being able to look down from the top.
I like the container a lot, mainly because of the durability, the depth and the price. The things I don't care for are the view from the top and the need to plumb the skimmer elsewhere.
For the price though, I don't think it can be beat (unless you can get a portable koi pond for 70 bucks, then grab the koi pond like vert20 has
)
For the price though, I don't think it can be beat (unless you can get a portable koi pond for 70 bucks, then grab the koi pond like vert20 has
)
Funky_Fish14
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Lets see some more prop tanks/setups/systems!
Chris
Chris
I Found Nemo
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Yeah I'm around...............MWAHAHAHAHAHHA:strooper:
Funky_Fish14
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MORE PICS!
Chris
Chris
Funky_Fish14
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With 90 some thousand members, its hard to believe there are only this many prop-tanks? Lol.
Chris
Chris
maxvan1 said:
I bought the company (which included the website) off ebay. I had been a long time customer of Rick's (previous owner) and had been in negotiations with him prior to it going up on eaby. We worked out a deal for all the livestock and parent colonies and he shipped them all to me here in Charlotte. The equipment and stuff I had already or purchased to house the livestock.
Thanx for asking!
-Steve
FishFreak20
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Where are you located in charlotte? Are visits allowed if you are not an actual store?
FishFreak20
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Wow, thats a lot of frags/colonies
