Diy three ten

[Pepcrylic]

Been doing some serious thinkin over here.
Might pull this tank out of the moth-balls.

 

[mfinn]

Been doing some serious thinkin over here.
Might pull this tank out of the moth-balls.

:clap2::clap2::clap2:

 

[Pepcrylic]

I came to realize that all the work I put into the stand, tank, fishroom,water station, shouldnt be tore down just to add a sump to a 120 gallon tank that sits in the house.
The build is back on!!
Just spent a bunch of cash on some Tonga rock at BRS.

 

[mfinn]

I came to realize that all the work I put into the stand, tank, fishroom,water station, shouldnt be tore down just to add a sump to a 120 gallon tank that sits in the house.
The build is back on!!
.

:amen:






opcorn:

 

[seedlessinseattle]

This i got to see

opcorn:

:fish2:

eace:

 

[rainydave]

Woohoo!! Go Dave!

 

[N1Husker]

That sounds great, Dave. I am happy to hear it's back on.

 

[Pepcrylic]

Thanks guys,
I to am glad it is back on!
I will post pic updates as soon as I get my phone programed to send my pics to photo bucket, Should see some pics around the 4th of next month LOL

 

[1guydude]

My phone I have to select the files upload on photobucket. Than the DCIM file and select the pic. Hths
Very kool about the tank btw and hths
D

 

[Pepcrylic]

TY D
I am a tech no idiot. LOL
My son will set it up in a couple of weeks. LOL

 

[plack]

Ya "might" want to keep the Rock work cave further down from the top on the cave so the rocks have less of a chance to grab nutrients from the lighting. Course we all hope are water/filters/refegiums make it so pure it wont matter...Just a thought.

 

[Pepcrylic]

Thanks for the suggestion Plack.
The rock work has changed from what was posted earlier. I have since bought 200lbs of Tonga, and a few shelves.

 

[Da Kine]

That is some sweet acrylic work.