My 1850 gallon cichlid tank
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If you're taking more pics, and are willing to entertain requests, I'd love to see the guts of the operation. Your plumbing, your water-aging pool, etc...
Makes you feel sort of insignificant, doesn't it. :spam:
Yeah that's a nice tank. Do you feed the fish by snorkle or full diving gear? No seriously, how much food do these critters get each day? You must go through a ton.
Yeah that's a nice tank. Do you feed the fish by snorkle or full diving gear? No seriously, how much food do these critters get each day? You must go through a ton.
Good Work Ash!
Been wanting to see what it looked like since I first saw your sig.
Got to be one of the nicest tanks I've ever seen. Including ones in actual aquariums. Well Done!
Been wanting to see what it looked like since I first saw your sig.
Got to be one of the nicest tanks I've ever seen. Including ones in actual aquariums. Well Done!
NEW PICS
Here are some more pics. Their are more on page two as well.
The pics of the tank have my wife in them feeding the fish. I took them so that everone could get an idea of the size of the tank( still dose not do it justice). The others are of the water change tank with the 10 * 500w heaters, the tank goes way under the stair case so I can not get a good pic of it at all. The other ones are of my filter with the CO2 tank and ph controler (pH 7.8) and the algae turf scrubber( the lights in the scrubber are 3*400w and 1*1000w).
http://aquaticphotos.com/details.php?image_id=748&mode=search
Here are some more pics. Their are more on page two as well.
The pics of the tank have my wife in them feeding the fish. I took them so that everone could get an idea of the size of the tank( still dose not do it justice). The others are of the water change tank with the 10 * 500w heaters, the tank goes way under the stair case so I can not get a good pic of it at all. The other ones are of my filter with the CO2 tank and ph controler (pH 7.8) and the algae turf scrubber( the lights in the scrubber are 3*400w and 1*1000w).
http://aquaticphotos.com/details.php?image_id=748&mode=search
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Wow, thats some awesome planning that you did!!! Nice filter, i have never seen household plumbing like THAT!!!!! Very 'feng shui', I might add.
So was the construction company all "You want what? Where? Huh?"
I don't know if you ever come out to california, but the Monteray Bay Aquarium now has some cool south american tanks. They mainly are for sting rays but pretty freakin cool.
I think you'll have a really hard time getting the total depth of the pic because the camera will always focus on the front...unless you jump in with an underwater camera :thm:
I don't know if you ever come out to california, but the Monteray Bay Aquarium now has some cool south american tanks. They mainly are for sting rays but pretty freakin cool.
I think you'll have a really hard time getting the total depth of the pic because the camera will always focus on the front...unless you jump in with an underwater camera :thm:
