Calgary Reef Meet: Holiday Version - Sat Dec 8, 3pm, Ironwood/Inglewood

[sphelps]

Originally Posted by kien

That would be soapy :-)

Yes thanks Soapy.

Brett suggested a rolling tank tour for future meets, anyone into that at all or should we stick to public venues encase someone turns out to be a serial killer?

[lastlight]

Originally Posted by sphelps

Brett suggested a rolling tank tour for future meets, anyone into that at all or should we stick to public venues encase someone turns out to be a serial killer?

[brotherd]

Still waiting for the Johnsonater to put up pics of his 20 gal inwall tank!

[kien]

Originally Posted by brotherd

Still waiting for the Johnsonater to put up pics of his 20 gal inwall tank!

+1 !!

[Johnsonator]

It was good to meet you all. I took a couple of pics with my phone so the quality is kind of crappy. Tank dimensions are 48" long, 18" high and 5.5 " deep.

[lastlight]

that's a pretty neat idea it really opens up possibilities for tank placement. Does it have an overflow and sump too?

[kien]

Originally Posted by Johnsonator

Tank dimensions are 48" long, 18" high and 5.5 " deep.

5.5" front to back huh? Fascinating! So did you decide that 5.5" was the absolute minimum depth that your tank should be?

[brotherd]

Originally Posted by Johnsonator

It was good to meet you all. I took a couple of pics with my phone so the quality is kind of crappy. Tank dimensions are 48" long, 18" high and 5.5 " deep.

That's so cool!

[Johnsonator]

The tank doesn't have a sump, I'm running a canister filter underneath it in kitchen cupboard. I made a small overflow for it where I have the pump suction. It needs manual adjustment every few days to ensure the water from the surface is being sucked down. It seems to be working out ok.

If you go to www.walltanks.com you can see what I bought. I was a little off on the dimensions, it is 16" high and 6" wide.

[brotherd]

Originally Posted by lastlight

A tank tour would be great with a restaurant /pub destination at the end.