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Very nice, what are those dimensions?
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Thanks. It's a standard 6x2x2
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Tank's here and installed!
Couple of pics to share...
Next item on the agenda: plumbing [url=http://imageshack.us] [url=http://imageshack.us] |
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Is that a kitchen from the future..... ? Super Modern!
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LOL...Jetson's kitchen? Yes, we are into a more contemporary look.
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Fantastic tank and home, keep us posted!
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Thanks...here are the specs
Tank: Starphire glass 1" PVC bottom 3/4" acrylic Eurobrace (2) 1.5" drains - milled to fit Hayward BH (2) 1" returns - milled to fit Hayward BH "CJ" standpipes Stand: A.G.E-built steel stand 1.5" square tubing 10 levelling feet powdercoated black Sump: 48"x20"x20" acrylic sump 18 gallon fuge 6 gallon freshwater reservoir for auto top-off (2) 1" holes drilled - (1) for return pump, (1) for water changes Equipment: Euroreef RS250 skimmer T3 return pump Mag-drive 350 pump for water changes (2) Tunze 6201's Tunze 7095 controller (2) ATI Powermodule T5 fixtures - 8x39w per fixture JBJ ATO system |
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Hi beautiful tank and it looks well planned,im curious how you are planning on situating your ATI powermodules seeing there 4 ft long(48") and your tank is only 6ft long,since you are getting two are you planning on staggering them or something else like that??
Do the powermodules come in shorter lenghts now? Thanks. Jamie. |
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Great tank; looks exactly like my next upgrade...how thin did the wallet get?
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WOW, that kitchen is beautiful!! MTV Cribs!
Welcome to the AGE club! Cant wait to see more pics. |
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your kitchen is getting just as many accolades as your new tank...both are beautiful!
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Very impressive! Cool kitchen and tank! tagging along...
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Thanks for the complements on both the tank and kitchen! It's our favorite area in our home!
We're still in the middle of our remodel...will try to get some more pics soon. Next pics will show how the facade is removed for tank maintenance. |
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Very nice, are we seeing another room through the tank or a reflection of something on the other wall? (Will it be seen in two rooms?)
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Here are some pics of my "facade" - aka my fake cabinets
Our kitchen designer is brilliant. I asked for a facade which could be removed in pieces and which could be removed quickly and easily. He came up with (4) panels. Each panel simply hangs on to the subframe via simple hardware. 1) View of Tank and framing - tank is screwed into the wood frame, which is screwed into the kitchen cabinets...my tank is staying put during an earthquake 2) Close-up of framing - notice the hardware which the facade hangs on 3) Close-up of hardware 4) My fake drawers with pic of hardware on backside of panel |
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Very nice tbone! That is exactly the idea I was going for with my stand. I had the option of going magnetic as well for easy access.
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Did you end up using the magnets? How are they working out? My panels are on the heavy side - don't want to worry about magnets keeping the upper panels "up".
You guys think I should paint the frame to protect it from the water? |
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Did you end up using the magnets? How are they working out? My panels are on the heavy side - don't want to worry about magnets keeping the upper panels "up".
You guys think I should paint the frame to protect it from the water? |
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