Thanks.I'm using polyethylene vertical tanks. Drilled for 1in pvc bulkheads.
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Thanks.I'm using polyethylene vertical tanks. Drilled for 1in pvc bulkheads.
The smaller tanks will be specialty tanks. There is an external fuge and also a frag tank plumbed In to the system that will be behind the scenes.Why only 40g cubes for the smaller tanks? Why not a larger fuge/frag tank?
And looks awesome BTW
Thank. I still cant believe my wife said yes to it all.... lolFollowing. Wish I had the space for such an endeavor
ThanksLooks like this will definitely be an interesting setup, following
As of right thos moment i will have access to all 3 sides from behind. We will see where that goes first.
I am glad you brought this up. We are putting front access to each tank using linear modulus to raise the front openings. We are doing an accent wall with reclaimed barnwood. When the doors are already using cabinet hinges we will have full access to the front would about 10" of open a just enough to get in and then when the door closes it'll be completely invisible and you won't even know that there are cabinet doors thereMost of the in-wall builds I've looked at either had front access or wish they had. Stuff happens and having as much easy access as possible makes our tanks more enjoyable. You are very handy. It would not take much to put doors in the front wall above your tank.
Great build by the way. Thanks for sharing.
Most of the in-wall builds I've looked at either had front access or wish they had. Stuff happens and having as much easy access as possible makes our tanks more enjoyable. You are very handy. It would not take much to put doors in the front wall above your tank.
Great build by the way. Thanks for sharing.
Absolutely. That's why we are adding the access panels from the front as well.That's good advice!! It's kind of neat to have just a picture frame with a fish tank on the inside wall... but contemplate your pane cleaning duties. It might be fine from the back and sides to the front - but check all the scraping and cleaning angles against your aquascaping plans and build accordingly.