1000 g plywood acrylic in wall with lounge room

[BarbEgirl]

I have a 15 year old you can have. You won't get much work out of him either.

 

[Rbishop]

Great progress!

 

[thesixis]

good luck

 

[JimL]

This looks to be a killer thread, keep those pics coming.

 

[Jaykit]

I like the concept of this tank with the feeders behind the egg crate. Definetly be following this one.

 

[Liquid_Pyro]

I agree, looks like this will be a great thread...keep working at it and lets see some more pictures!

 

[Lil_Stinker]

The North wall

Here you can see the north wall, That opening is 99 inches wide, there is still the top frame to put on, then it can accept the front of the tank..

Today was a slow day for framing.. My son could not stay focused, but 20 feet isn't too bad.

You can see the top edge of the East wall that will go along the stairs (only the top board is on, so far.

 

[Reefscape]

Good job so far, should be stunning when done...

 

[Sploke]

Maybe I'm missing something...but if you can't get yourself in or out once the glass is in, how are you going to get everything else in/out once the glass is in? I.e. substrate, decor, fish, maintenance...

 

[abcdefghi]

Maybe I'm missing something...but if you can't get yourself in or out once the glass is in, how are you going to get everything else in/out once the glass is in? I.e. substrate, decor, fish, maintenance...

I kind of wondered the same thing, would water have to be drained below the window level in order to remove it? what about the seal around the window? how do you make it water tight? what happens if a larger fish dies or something needs to be removed, will be a bit of a headache having to drain a considerable amount of water before doing anything.