Monster tank! Following.
My dream tank is going in my home office...same reason...
My dream tank is going in my home office...same reason...
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Honestly I really wanted to go 8' x 4', but 8' would've been extremely tight, and 4' wide would have meant tipping the tank on it's side. At 830 lbs I couldn't imagine trying to maneuver it so I went with slightly smaller measurements. I love it though.I, too, have the 750 and the new tank of yours makes it look tiny. And to think, I wanted to go 48" wide.
I was thinking 6 G5 Pro, but now maybe 8
Honestly I really wanted to go 8' x 4', but 8' would've been extremely tight, and 4' wide would have meant tipping the tank on it's side. At 830 lbs I couldn't imagine trying to maneuver it so I went with slightly smaller measurements.
It is neither. They cut a notch in the glass, and the weir is an acrylic insert. I'll take a pic later.On your overflow pane, is it smoked glass with water jetted overflow teeth or black acrylic glued over glass with routered out overflow teeth in the acrylic? Hard to tell from the photo.
researching our overflow options.
Actually you can see the acrylic weir laying in the overflow box hereOn your overflow pane, is it smoked glass with water jetted overflow teeth or black acrylic glued over glass with routered out overflow teeth in the acrylic? Hard to tell from the photo.
researching our overflow options.
That's the best way to get an external box wier done imo.Actually you can see the acrylic weir laying in the overflow box here
You can see the notch cut out here:
Very slick. I like that. Very clean unobstructed back wall which also makes cleaning easier.
Thanks
That's the best way to get an external box wier done imo.
We just would've dug deeper and grunted a little harder. What's an extra few pounds spread across 6 people??OMG, I can’t imagine what we would have done if it where any heavier.
Should I return it and go for the larger one?We just would've dug deeper and grunted a little harder. What's an extra few pounds spread across 6 people??
F*** yeah!Should I return it and go for the larger one?
Shut up U... ;Facepalm Disregard Jimmy, he’s been drinking that Koolaid again.;WackyF*** yeah!
Thanks tough guy!Looking good Mr Kotter!
So it's time to start getting this thread rolling. Here are some pictures from the move in process. It was quite a challenge as the moving company only sent 3 guys, and with Covid-19 going on, I didn't want to have a bunch of friends come over and take the chance of compromising anyone's health, so instead I called my buddies Ken and Jimmy (@AZMSGT and @Sisterlimonpot ) because I don't like them and if they get sick, who cares (Just to be clear, I am totally joking here). Thank god they are great friends, and were available, because we could not possibly have done this without them!
Getting ready
Utilizing my supervisory skills
Inspecting the monster
Where the heck are we putting this?
It was just a bit cramped...
The tank in it's temporary position, away from the wall so I could do the overflow plumbing
A job well done
That was easy...
More to come...
I immediately thought the same thing, but these weren't the cheap HF suctions, they're actually cast iron and had great suction. They worked better than I expected them to.Looks great- I’d never use those harbor freight type suction cups again tho- you’ve got your lucky “break” they held
LOL
Nice size tank!