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Thanks! When I first signed up here, I was told that I need to make a thread with LOTS of pictures, so I will do my best. HahaExcellent!! More progress = more photos... don’t forget about us
Thanks! In terms of livestock, I'm very excited to start adding SPS. None of the crazy new ones, but more of the old school type - Staghorns, Red Planet, Hawkins echinata, along with a few others that I've had in the past and really enjoyed. Now, as far as equipment is concerned, I'm excited to get a new skimmer. I've been reading up on the Bashsea twisted external skimmer, and that may be the one I get (when money is there, of course). I have limited height under the tank and a regular skimmer doesn't fit correctly.LOVE the tank in the wall, nice photos to show the progress too, very cool.
Excited to see this develop, keep the thread up to date, and keep dropping in pictures! Whats the thing you are most excited to add to the system? Guessing this possibly is being added to a mancave?
Thanks!Looks good!
I would think about using a removable cover for the back glass, since your fishroom is behind it you may want to be able to look in from time to time.
I've found corrugated plastic at Home Depot that you can cut to size and paint. I've attached mine with velcro found at a hobby shop. It's lightweight and easy to put on and take off. Powerheads still hold to the glass through it as well.Thanks!
I've definitely thought about it. My major problem with the In-wall tank is that everything has to be done from behind. I had limited space to work with, so I wasn't able to put a door above the tank to reach in from the front.
What do you recommend using as a panel that I can take off and on easily? If its a pain to work with, i may never end up using it much, haha.