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11/17/2006, 04:27 PM
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FINALLY-Saltwater Pond Pics
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        The puffers love their pond!!! |
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#2
11/17/2006, 04:33 PM
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how big are those puffers!? they look huge!!! very nice pond!
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#3
11/17/2006, 04:34 PM
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that is awesome! I was hoping it would have been outside
 nice work!
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11/17/2006, 06:10 PM
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why was there no build-up thread on this, it would have been awesome
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11/18/2006, 06:05 AM
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a list of inahbitants would be great.
Awesome pond, looks great. how many gallons is it? |
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#11
11/18/2006, 09:22 AM
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nice...
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#14
11/18/2006, 11:46 AM
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Excellent idea come to life....but for me, I like to be able to see the fish from the side and not the top
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#15
11/18/2006, 11:55 AM
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I have been wanted to do something like that for a long time.
how about some more pics of how it is plumed and filtration for some ideas. great fish, also where did you get the blue liner? thanks |
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#18
11/18/2006, 04:31 PM
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wow.........i am glad yall like my dream.........
how the idea got started was tired of having so many tanks & i felt my 200 was getting too small for the puffers so i came up with the idea of building an addition with the pond. you can see the 200 reef in the large reef forum. there are no pumps in the pond the cords are lights that i am going to pull out because i have added more exterior lights. Inhabitants: 2 porci puffers--10 inch & 8 inch 1 cream dogface puffer-10 inch 1 golden puffer-8 inch 3 henochious butterflies 1 dejar salfin tang 1 birdmouth wrasse - 10 inch 1 harliquin tusk 1 camel cowfish(trunkfish) 1 yellow boxfish 1 blue dot puffer 1 sleeper goby 1 tube anemone 4 cherrystone clams&6 cleaner clams buried in sand 1 large hermit crab-6 inch 1 tiger cowrie & 1 pencil urchin 200 lbs of live rock & 300 lbs at least of reef bone rock 3 or 4 inch live sand bed the black covers at the top are drains. the four 3 inch drain pipes go into the basement sump/refusium room. 1 1/2 external pump brings it back upstairs to the pond. the input which comes out in four lines & up into the waterfall which has its own pump that can be adjusted. i will post some pics of the mechanical room on monday. thanks again. kelly , |
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11/18/2006, 04:36 PM
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also it was never a hot tub. the liner was purchased on line from spring water gardens and was drilled here for the pond. i didnt want a black liner so they did that special color for me. it didnt turn out exactly like i envisioned but it is ok.
we considered putting a window viewer in it for side view but i was afraid it would mess with the strength of the fiberglass. |
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#20
11/18/2006, 06:05 PM
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I have also been wondering about side viewing panels but i am not real sure of it.
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11/18/2006, 09:24 PM
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THIS ROCKS i've always wanted to do this so i can get some cool big fish not little reef safe fish for my 20g
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#25
11/19/2006, 10:30 PM
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tagging along and sucking up ideas, great looking setup!
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