I think i've proven that with all the puzzle pieces that look exactly the same, but are different sizes.
4300 Gallon Plywood Build (3600+ Take 2)
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I think i've proven that with all the puzzle pieces that look exactly the same, but are different sizes.
You taking donations Pete? I wouldn't want you to spend money on something that isn't the absolute perfect material to seal your tank.
LMK your PP addy so that I can hook you up with a few dollars for beer/supplies. This thread has been entertaining
I don't know how to create the link for paypal, but you can send to peter.rau@gmail.com on there. I'm flattered that you think what I'm doing is worthy of donations
How do you plan on decorating this behemoth? Going to sink an ol '57 buick in there?
What is the plan for filtration? Just curios, looks great and I am green with envy!
Filtration will be a mix of different types. One system will be 4 32 gallon water drums filled with various media. The drums will be force filled via a drain in the tank then the water returned via a pump atop each drum. The water will go through the equivalent of an Aquaclear 1100 and/or bag filter(s) before being returned to the tank.
I have a lot of aquaponics ideas running through my head, so most likely will employ some of that as well.
Decor will most likely be like my friend's tank. He uses plants from a craft shop. They look realistic and never die. Also, plan to explore what artificial boulder making there is out there to make huge boulders that are lightweight and hollow, yet readily sink.
Threw a 10 spot your way. Spend it wisely
I don't know how to create the link for paypal, but you can send to peter.rau@gmail.com on there. I'm flattered that you think what I'm doing is worthy of donations
Threw a 10 spot your way. Spend it wisely
Thanks
That'll buy about 1.75 lbs of 3" deck screws!
I have as most recirculating aquaculture facilities, like Til-Tech Tilapia farm in Robert, LA use them. My friend has one that is big enough that I could probably climb inside it that I could probably use if I decide to.
