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Every time you guys post looking for help, I end up looking at Google maps and think "I wonder how bad that drive would be." If you ever need a video editor that can work remotely, I'm all over that! ;)

Gone. That was fast - lock 'er up!

Apex LSM module + 2 LED string, $65 shipped or $55 and you pick up in Venice, or we meet up at MAX after 3:30 on Saturday. Includes module, 6' Aquabus cable, LED string & mounting screws. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I've gotta say - it's REALLY hard to argue with this!

No frag donations even? That's too bad - it's an awesome idea for anyone who'd be down!

Someone needs to buy a bigger airplane.

I live a 1/2 mile from KSMO. If I could lose 35# AND have my tank up by May, I'd be in. :( AquaSD is an awesome store and Will is a great guy. Have fun!

Check with Precision Aquariums (Ventura). No middleman needed. I have them building me a couple of things - price was similar to acrylic.

I was wondering the same thing, about the same tank. I need a canopy though - I wonder if they will make them...

Depends on the type of slides. There are slides that can attach to a horizontal surface - out those on the top pieces and have the framework extend the length of the counter. Honestly the more I look at t-slot, the more I feel like this is a better way to go if I were to do it.

I hadn't thought about the weight capacity of the cabinets. If it helps, the cabinets are screwed together so there is always 1.5" thick vertical from counter to base (or floor, in the case of the end panel) Also, I never said anything about it being cantilevered - not sure where that came from.

Sump & tank aren't made yet. I have the invoice & waiting to give the go ahead. I'm sitting in the assembly room for jury duty so I can't give counter depth - but I believe it is either 26 or 27". Clearance from counter > cabinet is 34". There are MDF cabinets underneath (drawers directly...

Guys, that was a rough sketch. At least it's giving you some entertainment. ;)

No takers? Last night I was thinking I could go with t-slot to build this. It wouldn't gain me much space, but it'd look pretty slick.

There are slides that hold 500# and there are slow-closers, so I'm not scared about finding ones heavy duty enough. The sump will have eurobracing and the water level will be low enough so sloshing shouldn't be an issue. It'll have some rubble, macro & a small pump for circulation. Skimmer...

I'm putting together a grow-out system with a 26x24x10" frag tank and a 24x13x10" sump. The trick is the sump will be above the frag tank, and on a shelf so i can slide the frag tank out from under the cabinet that will be a few inches above it. I've got a plan in my head on how to build it...

Emac - now that you have had it a while, would you also suggest two on a 7' tank? Would be interesting to see what the 170 will be like on a big tank. Although I wonder if it'd be back to two at a lower % than than 1 pump blasting anything near it.

Classictint - you have PM.

Ah. I was reading those models wrong. You are about to have PM. ;)

Yeah - the Tunze 9004 is a definite possibility. (the 9002 would be a little undersized) How do your like your SCA-a80? The 60 seems to have decent reviews pretty much every were I look.