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![]() Sorry I'm late to the party, but holy crap, that was a close call!!! How did it all work out in the weeks following? ...and what do you mean RIP to the camera?
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![]() Quote:
http://blogs.vancouversun.com/2015/1...topped-caring/ Last edited by WarDog; 02-01-2016 at 06:07 AM. |
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![]() So sorry for your loss.
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![]() It's kind of one of those when I am so board I almost wish I was at work any way I need something to do so here I am bumping my thread.
I am sure I am not the only one here who has wanted to put new flooring in but has a few thousands of reef in the way. I have been debating how to deal with this for over a year.We wanted to put hard wood floors but this damn tank isn't going anywhere. I decided that it would be to much work to take it down and set it up so I had the floor built around the tank. It far from perfect but when I put a moulding at the base of the stand and around the back of the stand no one will know but me. [IMG] ![]() [IMG] ![]() You can see how I had a small leak that stained the sub floor hopeful that will be the last one. ![]() [IMG] ![]() Here is a few top downs ![]() [IMG] ![]() [IMG] ![]() [IMG] ![]() [IMG] ![]() [IMG] ![]() [IMG] ![]() [IMG] ![]() This one will be going to a canreef auction soon. [IMG] ![]() [IMG] ![]() Every thing is grow fast some to fast. I am regretting ever getting a monti it looks nice but its growth is just to fast . I am constantly breaking off pieces and scraping away at it. I think I will be removing it and a few other weeds to make room for some more desirable acros. I am also thinking of adding some more live rock possibly a large shelf in the middle of the tanks for more sps. |
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![]() Wow, looks awesome!!! Love the coral in the first top down. I'll be bidding on your auctions once you get into Acro frags that's for sure!
![]() The new floor looks really nice. Fwiw, you can drain a tank your size into a large tub beside the tank using a 1" hose in about 5 minutes, get a couple people pushing on it, and you can slide it over (on a smooth floor only, and only if the bottom of your stand is smooth too), and refill it with a pump in about 10 minutes. Total effort - about 30 mins max. |
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![]() Fwiw, you can drain a tank your size into a large tub beside the tank using a 1" hose in about 5 minutes, get a couple people pushing on it, and you can slide it over (on a smooth floor only, and only if the bottom of your stand is smooth too), and refill it with a pump in about 10 minutes. Total effort - about 30 mins max.[/quote]
I thought of doing that but the rock structure would have collapsed all my rock work is held together by gravity no epoxy here. For the most part I am happy with the rock work and didn't want to risk a rock slide and broken sps. lucky for my friend is a wood installer and it wont be a tough or expensive for me to finish the floor if I decided to move the tank in the future. |
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![]() Corals and new floor look awesome Ian !!
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