2 really nice tanks

[pelagic]

1. From Hong Kong, the overflow design is awesome, I'd like to get it for my next tank
Second Quarter of 2011. Evan Tsang (bonbon) - Hong Kong, China - zeovit.com

YouTube - ‪Bon's Lagoon Feeding Time‬‏

2. From Thailand
YouTube - ‪DSPS tank from Thailand VIII‬‏

 

[mixer911]

That one fron Hong Kong is a Nice Clean setup. I love how uncluttered the corals look in the tank as well.

 

[poolkeeper1]

The second tank is Chingchai's tank and IMO is the best tank in the world. If you knew the amount of money spent on that system, Building,Equipment and Corals/Livestock you woul understand why!
Bill

 

[GR808]

The second tank is Chingchai's tank and IMO is the best tank in the world. If you knew the amount of money spent on that system, Building,Equipment and Corals/Livestock you woul understand why!
Bill

How much did he spend on that system? inquiring minds want to know!!!

 

[p woodard]

I like the cork screw coral saw one at live aquaria I didnt know it would grow like that

 

[seth&angelle]

Not a huge fan of the first one. I don't like how the zeovit make sps look pastel. Great growth though.

 

[poolkeeper1]

How much did he spend on that system? inquiring minds want to know!!!

In Thailand their money is worth lots less than ours and you can get someone to work cleaning that tank for 8 hrs a day for just a couple of dollars. But the equipment still cost lots of money and if i had to guess i would say in the range of several hundred thousand dollars at least.
Some of his equipment is custom made like his bubble King Skimmer that was rumored to be in the over 10,000.00 range and just to gut a building and start from scratch with electrical and plumbing just to house this tank is well beyond the means of just a few. If i had to guess i would say at least 250,000.00 invested in this venture as some of his fish and corals are one of a kinds that we only dream of having.
The best thing about this tank is the owner! He is one of a kind and well deserves everything he has achieved in building this dream system. JMHO
Bill

 

[orthokardia]

the params from the zeovit forum make me feel better about my Ph. Almost identical numbers for all except OPR which I do not test.

SYSTEM PARAMETERS
Alkalinity: 7.4 kh (Salifert)
Calcium: 440ppm (Salifert)
pH: 7.8 ~ 8.1 (Aquatronica Probe)
Magnesium: 1350ppm (Salifert)
Temperature: 24 ~ 25 °C
Po4 (Phosphate): 0.00 ~ 0.03 (Hanna Photometer)
No3 (Nitrate): 0 (Salifert)
Salinity: 34.25 PSU (Aquatronica Probe)
Density: 1.0255 (Aquatronica Probe)
ORP: 455ml (Aquatronica Probe)

 

[pelagic]

someone told me the one in Thailand costs more than $300,000.
FYI average people's income is about $1,000 USD/ Month in Bangkok.

 

[poolkeeper1]

someone told me the one in Thailand costs more than $300,000.
FYI average people's income is about $1,000 USD/ Month in Bangkok.

Well i was close as to the cost! Your info on average income I'm sure is more correct as i was just going by what a friend had said in the money difference. Either way that tank and the owner is awesome and IMO the best tank there is!
Bill

 

[GR808]

Well i was close as to the cost! Your info on average income I'm sure is more correct as i was just going by what a friend had said in the money difference. Either way that tank and the owner is awesome and IMO the best tank there is!
Bill

I would have to agree that Chingchai's tank is probably the best tank that I have seen. I would love to see the equipment and all the stats to his system. That is a job well done and a serious love of the hobby.

 

[poolkeeper1]

I would have to agree that Chingchai's tank is probably the best tank that I have seen. I would love to see the equipment and all the stats to his system. That is a job well done and a serious love of the hobby.

Go Back to the first page and read the whole thread as all that info is in the thread, It's long but worth the read!
Bill