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Old 03-05-2011, 04:45 AM
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just a little update. things are growing very nicely her are some pics enjoy.
























































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Old 03-05-2011, 05:15 AM
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just a little update. things are growing very nicely her are some pics enjoy.
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Wow, your tank looks rad! Great pics!

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That looks sweet.

One question... why put 124.67 gallon for a 100 gallon tank?
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That looks sweet.

One question... why put 124.67 gallon for a 100 gallon tank?
How do you figure its only 100 gallon? and thanks for the comment
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because 48x20x30=28800in3 divided by 231.0087=124.67 gallons thats why

BTW derek tank is looking super sweet. love it dude
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Any of those frags for sale or trade?
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Any of those frags for sale or trade?
I might part with a few. you will have to stop over and we will talk.
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Old 03-05-2011, 02:02 PM
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thanks for the math Terry!!! And yes the tank is looking pretty good for a guy who knows nothing...lol
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because 48x20x30=28800in3 divided by 231.0087=124.67 gallons thats why
Sorry when I did the math I must have put 40" but to go to decimal point... If you tank the inside dimensions of the tank it holds less water. I would agree more with 125 gallon then 124.67 as the later states an exact amount, where as, 125 is an approximate, or 120-110 would be even closer depending on the size of the glass. For example my tank has outside dimensions give my tank a "displacement" volume of 364.68 But the inside dimensions are closer to 320 gallons. I guess most aquarium manufactures like to make their tanks sound bigger so they put the displacement volume rather then the volume they can hold... /end rant. Sorry about that, I' just jealous of the life in your tank.
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Sorry when I did the math I must have put 40" but to go to decimal point... If you tank the inside dimensions of the tank it holds less water. I would agree more with 125 gallon then 124.67 as the later states an exact amount, where as, 125 is an approximate, or 120-110 would be even closer depending on the size of the glass. For example my tank has outside dimensions give my tank a "displacement" volume of 364.68 But the inside dimensions are closer to 320 gallons. I guess most aquarium manufactures like to make their tanks sound bigger so they put the displacement volume rather then the volume they can hold... /end rant. Sorry about that, I' just jealous of the life in your tank.
hey no problem....thanks for looking
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