AlexGs Basement Plywood Build 2 displays one system.

[AlexG]

Is that the plan @AlexG ? New system at new place?

Yes I will be building a new system at the new house but I am not sure on all the details of the new aquarium yet.

 

[AlexG]

Well it's all just a memory now. I would like to say thank you to everyone for their comments, suggestions, and questions about this aquarium system. I have been thinking about writing an article about this system. Let me know if you think I should write an article about my experience or not and let me know if there are any specific topics that you would like to see covered in an article.

Like it was never there

 

[dragon99]

Did you find any potential problem areas when taking the tank down or lessons learned for the next plywood tank?

Great build, I really enjoyed following it.

 

[GBRsouth]

Your system will be missed Alex!

I'd like to see in the article what you did, what you would do different and why. Also any problems you found when you tore down the system.

All the best setting up the new system!

 

[Bronc]

Thanks so much for allowing us to share in your build. It was EPIC. I can't wait to see what you do next!

 

[Devaji]

Yes I will be building a new system at the new house but I am not sure on all the details of the new aquarium yet.

I see a concrete tank in your future.

yes please do a write up.
sad to see these tanks go.

 

[AlexG]

One last video about the teardown. Sad to watch but I am happy to say that my new build is already underway and a new thread has been started.

 

[Feet4Fish]

One last video about the teardown. Sad to watch but I am happy to say that my new build is already underway and a new thread has been started.

Where can the new thread be found??

 

[najer]

Where can the new thread be found??

Monster Build - AlexGs 4200 Gallon Display + 2100 gallon fish room? --- New House = New Build

I have been in my new house for just over two weeks and its time to start up a new build thread. I have a temporary tank running right now with a some fish and corals from the old tank but for the most part I sold off what I had and unfortunately had some losses before I was able to move to my...

www.reef2reef.com

 

[Cabinetman]

Man. I know how much time I spend on my tank I can only imagine how much you spend! You must have one supportive wife

 

[AlexG]

Where can the new thread be found??

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/alexgs-2000-gallon-system-new-house-new-build.785536/#post-8354052

 

[AlexG]

Man. I know how much time I spend on my tank I can only imagine how much you spend! You must have one supportive wife

Yes she is very supportive. I hope I can get the new aquarium system to the same state as the last one where a lot of daily tasks are taking care of themselves: Auto top off, CaRX, pellet feeding throughout the day. For as large as this system was I was able to keep my hands out on many days. Just have to get a new routine down once the new system is established.

 

[NautiTang]

Gotta be a lot of bittersweet feelings going on with that teardown mixed with an exciting new mountain-to-climb type adventure project on your hands.

 

[AlexG]

Gotta be a lot of bittersweet feelings going on with that teardown mixed with an exciting new mountain-to-climb type adventure project on your hands.

Yes there was a lot of mixed feelings right after the tear down in the temporary living space. Now that I am in the new house I am completely focused on the new build and feel better that everything in the temp tank has made it past the most difficult stage. There is a lot of work to do though before I can get water into the fish room. I have been trying to take it slow with a focused approach so I complete each project that I start one at a time with limited side projects.