I had a spare Aqueon 40 long in inventory. Desperate to soothe my boredom, I built this All In One tank.
So here was the idea:
I wanted an all in one tank, but I wanted it built in a way that offered lots of room for support equipment. I like symmetry and like a tank that looks balanced. The depth of the tank is only 12 inches, so, building a separate chamber at the bank wouldn't leave me with much display.
The tank is 48 inches across. And to give it a symmetrical look, I created two 12 inch chambers on each side.
The two chambers are connected using 3 pieces of 3/4" PCV and 6 bulkheads, which are covered in substrate.
Have a look...
So here was the idea:
I wanted an all in one tank, but I wanted it built in a way that offered lots of room for support equipment. I like symmetry and like a tank that looks balanced. The depth of the tank is only 12 inches, so, building a separate chamber at the bank wouldn't leave me with much display.
The tank is 48 inches across. And to give it a symmetrical look, I created two 12 inch chambers on each side.
The two chambers are connected using 3 pieces of 3/4" PCV and 6 bulkheads, which are covered in substrate.
Have a look...