Search results

yeah and the top will have a sheet on ply on top and then a sheet of foam .. its for a 220

oh ok i thought they were 4x4s i was thinking damn gonna need some long screws

how did you bolt or screw those 4x4 corners to each other?

fish i thought about that design but i was thinking it would be overkill and to heavy thats why i tried the combo of 4x4s and 2x4s all 4x4s felt heavy when i was picking them all up

im not sure if its a good idea to notch the corners like this anyone ones input?

google sketch did the job thanks again

thanks thats the one i was looking for

what is the programs everyone uses to create there blue prints or design plans. i usually just freehand it but this stand project will be a bit more complex so i need it to be a little more detailed before i go pick up all the wood. thank you

yes the krylon is fine but i would sand the pvc before you paint it. i have learned it lasts alot longer.

just wondering is this a monster tank or you building a space shuttle

i just want to see how big that monster looks in that small room

good luck with the build. your right never see a monster salt water cuz it so damn expensive( well for me anyways hah)

ive had my 12 in a 55g with about 14 tiger barbs 6 corys. exos dont bother anyone but each other

i just drop in the water flow . i just use it when i need to get things cleared up. works really great even when its been recharged correctly

its safe but it you dont put several coats and let it dry real good it will eventually start flaking away and end up in your filters

great work.

i do i just use the bright daylight ones

was the substrate used also?

crushed coral and holey rock

anything under a 55g i use hob. other then that sump works best so you have the ability to increase ur filtration if needed depending on ur stock