Dream tanks

Awesome! Any more?
 
~200 gallon shallow tank 8' x 30" x 18" Full sps and zoa. Run buy all the new neptune equipment including the trident with t5s and supplemented by reefbrites.
 
Ive always wanted a big schooling fish tank.
 
I wanted to do 2 220 gallons one on either side of the stairs. Then have a 8 inch tube connecting them so the fish could swim from one to the other. My wife vetoed having a tank in next to the kitchen table though. But this is a dream!
 
Here's my dream.

A greenhouse with a 6' x 12' (36"deep) saltwater pond (could be bigger but that seems big enough).

One end of the pond/tank is against the house with a glass viewing panel. So from inside the house it looks like an aquarium, from inside the greenhouse it looks like a pond.

Mangroves will line the far side of the pond. The rest of the greenhouse would be filled with palms and tropical fruit trees.
 
Here's my dream.

A greenhouse with a 6' x 12' (36"deep) saltwater pond (could be bigger but that seems big enough).

One end of the pond/tank is against the house with a glass viewing panel. So from inside the house it looks like an aquarium, from inside the greenhouse it looks like a pond.

Mangroves will line the far side of the pond. The rest of the greenhouse would be filled with palms and tropical fruit trees.

This sounds really cool. Will you share it with me?
 
I would have a 1,000 gallon shallow cube and make it a mixed reef wobegong tank. ...if my wife will ever give up a room in the house I might just do it
 
A 500 gallon racetrack with a floating aquascape so i could have an enormous coral collection up on the aquascape, and could have a large sand bed area for sharks and rays beneath.
 
I Like Cypho's dream a large pond fed with natural sea water !
 
A 500 gallon racetrack with a floating aquascape so i could have an enormous coral collection up on the aquascape, and could have a large sand bed area for sharks and rays beneath.
Yess!
 

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