Rev's 400+ Gallon Basement Inwall

Is the sump going to be inside the stand?

Thanks everyone and I am debating putting the sump under the stand. Probably not though because I have a lot of room and want to access the equipment easily!
 
Thanks everyone and I am debating putting the sump under the stand. Probably not though because I have a lot of room and want to access the equipment easily!
I had the sump under a couple of tanks. I eventually moved it to the basement and would never go back to an under the tank sump. The flexibilty and freedom of a remote fish room cannot be beat. I encourage you to use the fish room. This frees up the stand to store dry fish food, cleaning supplies and various items I hide from my wide. Oops, that was suppose to be my inside text.[emoji2]
 
rockworm trust me that would be the first place she would check lol :D
Bummer. Now I got to find a new place. :) My wife loves our aquarium, so I am blessed in that. However I do all the work and maintenance on it, which I actually enjoy. Unfortunately, I cannot sneak a new coral or fish because she would notice it in 10 seconds. We actually talk about what corals and fish we want to add.
 
You will love not having your sump under your tank. There is nothing like not having to contort your body in a stand under a tank to do maintenance
Nothing more true ever stated.
GXPKY you are 3 bad mothers. 5 of us on my 250dd and we barely got it. That is a heavy tank.
Felt like a quivering bowl of jello the rest of the day afterwards...was pretty awful lol.
 
Nothing more true ever stated.

Felt like a quivering bowl of jello the rest of the day afterwards...was pretty awful lol.
I bet you did feel like jello haha! Our deep 110 was heavy! Glass was half inch thick. So a 250, sounds pretty brutal for 3 guys. It was just the two of us for the 110.
 
I seriously don't see how y'all moved a 450 with 8 guys.
PVC bottom, so that saved some weight. But still around 750lbs. There was no way to put more than 8 guys around it; that was the whole footprint of the tank.

One part about an acrylic tank I'm actually looking forward to is the lack of weight.


I think you need a bigger sump; that one looks pretty short.
 
Congratulations on getting the tank inside.
 
Well I have had some contractors come over to give estimates on the fish room. I have two supposed to come this week and then it's all going to get real.
 
Wow just wow! Definitely a dream tank! Congrats! Can't fathom the $$$$$.$$

HA neither can I! I am thankful for connections in the industry and tax write offs. :p
 
HA neither can I! I am thankful for connections in the industry and tax write offs. :p


We need to talk! Lol see ya at MACNA!
 

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