that is it next time im in Winnipeg im coming over for a visit pm me your cell number and address buds i could have fun at your place drooling lol

This looks to be a VERY innovative way to build a drop-off tank!

I can't wait to see more pics!

very cool idea, cant wait to see it done!

Done.

Added 2 young black clowns, 2 azure damsels, and a GBTA along with 50 lbs of rock for the drop off.

Then added a 1350 GPH circulation pump to the area under the drop off to keep debris from building up there. I could have gone to 2000 GPH even.

http://i329.photobucket.com/albums/l...h/2d0c62a4.jpg

More aquascaping and rock transfer this week.

loving it man and that is it 1 pic Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm im not coming over now :mrgreen:

I'll post more tomorrow. Tank is a mess of rock right now. No aquascaping yet. Just moving rock all over.

Moved most of the coral over.

http://i329.photobucket.com/albums/l...h/fe5a078a.jpg

http://i329.photobucket.com/albums/l...h/f60fed64.jpg

GSP will be at the bottom of the tank on the other side of the drop off.

Could you take a pic of the plumbing from you overflow for me please. I am planning a coast to coast in my 8' - 300 but I want it to be completely silent with no vertical pipes inside the tank.

Sure, I'll do that tonight.

I think a long tank would really benefit from it. I know in my setup the debris tends to circle around the return nozzles from the sump. It eventually finds it's way to the overflow but a coast to coast would work MUCH better.