U got a big ol' tank ?

[redtop03]

the nano guys have a special place.....now we do too,a place dedicated to monster tanks,come see how we do it over sized...

if you think you can't afford a monster tank or are unsure of the level of care and husbandry for one,we have money saving ideas that might help,and lots of other tricks and techniques to share

 

[james-lee]

Define 'BIG' as in what i sthe minimum total gallons required :fisheye:

 

[redtop03]

180g or larger is a monster to me mine is 360g plywood

 

[james-lee]

I need to learn how to build those plywood tanks as I would like to go bigger some day.

 

[Skidazl]

Redtop's tank is sweet, definitely a monster...

 

[kingrb]

not big enough but big.

 

[redtop03]

I need to learn how to build those plywood tanks as I would like to go bigger some day.

it's not to big of a job,and they're a lot less expensive than a comparable glass tank,after you get up to 300g or so...plywood is easier to work with than glass,for a DIYer too

 

[coral diver]

OK then lets start posting build thread or picture of Monster Tank
specify Dimension, lighting and other equipment involve with the tank, you think that's good, what you says guys and gals

 

[wickedfish]

Another post with no pics 225g in the works, adding water March 18th.

 

[bullitr]

Big tank big problem

 

[redtop03]

in case you guys hadn't noticed,Mike created a whole new forum for the monster tanks,just click on the banner and check out the massive tank builds over there

 

[coral diver]

This is my new tank service (sorry about the picture)

Lenght = 120"
Depth = 36"
Hieght = 48"

http://www.seapicture.com/showphoto.php?photo=97&title=059&cat=514