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Old 10-26-2009, 08:25 PM
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aquarium designs doesnt use either of those companies for their tanks i think the company is called tenecor
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Old 10-26-2009, 09:17 PM
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aquarium designs doesnt use either of those companies for their tanks i think the company is called tenecor
Marine Aquaria also uses Tenecor for acrylic tanks. They can do custom as well!
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Old 10-29-2009, 12:55 AM
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Just an update for you guys...First thanks for the inputs. I got in touch with Kevin at Red Coral in Calgary (16hr round trip to pick this tank up when it's ready...yikes!!!) and he's going to be putting the tank together for me. I was a little picky about the size of the tank, but other then that I've given him pretty much a clean canvans to work off of...in otherwords...make it look nice!

It's going to be a 75g (ish) with starphire front, eurobraced top, polished and beveled corners. Bottom is going to be drilled for the sump, and a closed loops system, and the back will be tinted black. So here's to my happy dance

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Old 10-29-2009, 06:20 PM
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Good choice for the shop your going with. I purchased my custom from red coral a year ago and am very happy with the quality of the tank. Sounds like your getting almost exactly what I purchased but taller (i went 48x18x16) and with all the same features. Two things i would suggest is black silicone being used and get an external overflow rather than an internal which i wish i did. Its worth the trip and i am sure you will be happy with the tank. here are a few pictures of what your tank will look like (but taller):







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Old 10-29-2009, 06:39 PM
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That's so funny, I was sent pictures of your tank as an example the other day from kevin...I dig it man!
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Old 10-29-2009, 08:40 PM
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That's so funny, I was sent pictures of your tank as an example the other day from kevin...I dig it man!
thanks, but trust me when i say that the external overflow is worth it. unless you put it in the corner aquascaping is a huge pain in the butt and you need something to add flow for those corners.

I do plan on getting another tank built and will be going back to kevin for it
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Old 10-29-2009, 07:13 PM
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Just an update for you guys...First thanks for the inputs. I got in touch with Kevin at Red Coral in Calgary (16hr round trip to pick this tank up when it's ready...yikes!!!) and he's going to be putting the tank together for me. I was a little picky about the size of the tank, but other then that I've given him pretty much a clean canvans to work off of...in otherwords...make it look nice!

It's going to be a 75g (ish) with starphire front, eurobraced top, polished and beveled corners. Bottom is going to be drilled for the sump, and a closed loops system, and the back will be tinted black. So here's to my happy dance
I used to live in GP as well. I would make trips to edmonton and sometimes calgary so I feel your pain. If you can make a 2 or 3 day trip its worth hitting up all the stores down here just to look around.
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