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Sweet setup...Not sure your budget on plumbing but that gets expensive very quick with those valves. PVC pipefitting online is the best store and will probably save you 70% of the cost. Those Union ball valves are nice but due to the price and size I figured having more union in key places would serve me more well for future maintenance. On my future setup I'll use those union ball valves only for running a closed loop pump or external return pump. Looking forward to your setup...
Check out tankme. Just got my 325 from him and it's beautiful. It's too nice to put water in
(I don't trust my ability to do wood properly) so if anyone has any experience with a 300+ gallon tank on an aluminum stand -- share your thoughts!
I thought about flipping it, but I'm also scared of moving anything that large and heavy on its side. 28" is the most I want to reach down, and I figured 34" wide was the most I would want to reach across, and then down. Plus, I have leave room for an upgrade in the future! 120x48x28 could be in my distant futureAs far a valves are concerned, just stay away from the red flag branded ones. Absolute crap. Also keep in mind that only one of your tank dimensions needs to be able to fit through the door. I chose a tank 36" wide and 30" tall ..... and just flipped it on its back to go through the doorway.
Interested in what other items you're incorporating into your house plans for the fish room. I'm aslo building a house around my tank, but it's only 250 gallon. I was planning on putting a few drains in the floor below, but I like the idea of using a trench drain instead.
How much power are you planning on supplying to the area?