Project Great Wall o' Tanks

[DrNo]

As a new member, I just found this thread and had to read from start to finish.

Impressive.... most impressive. An incredible design.

Sorry to hear about the overflow incident. Best wishes for a speedy clean-up!

 

[Lupin]

So many exotic fish!:headbang2: I'd like some updates, Matt.

 

[msjinkzd]

what a pita!!!! glad everythign will be fine though.

 

[krytan]

Sorry to hear about the mess but at least you didn't lose any fish.

 

[Que]

Nice plumbing and cable management. My only concern is if a tank above one of the power strips leaks, water may migrate directly into some sockets. Maybe you could space the power strips out 1/2" or so to allow water to pass under.

Must feel nice to have all the tanks in.

Q

Sigh......

 

[Sploke]

yeah Q i was thinking of you this morning

 

[jpappy789]

Sorry about the hassle sploke but glad nothing went out of control

 

[murraycod]

I'm an aquaria novice and have just joined the forum. I've really enjoyed reading this thread this evening. What a brilliant achievement, Sploke.
I look forward to learning enough about sumps, pumps, etc to put a system together. I like the notion of having varied biotope representations.
Anyway, Sploke, thanks for going to the trouble to present the construction process.
I hope you'll continue to post pics of any upgrades.
Cheers,
Murray

 

[Arturo]

Great job! That is an amazing project. :headbang2:

 

[murraycod]

Hi sploke and all,
I remember reading early in this thread that you weld. I'm wondering why all the tank stands I read about are constructed in timber? Is it because of the potential danger of electricity/water/metal? A decorative metal build could look good.
Cheers
Greg