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some pictures of my friends monster widebars.

I was at my friends house the other day and I took these pictures of my friends snakeheads

somepictures I took of my friends dat tank the other night.

some pictures I took of my friends two widebars. they are beautiful. Sorry about the quality of the glass in the photo, I just sort of took them as an afterthought.

seems like a scam IMO, it would be really easy to get some tacky thing like that and list your location as bel air, what are the chances that someone with 23k dollars to spend on a 300 gallon tank looking on craigslist? weird

what part of socal are you from?

bio balls and ceramic rings provide the same thing (a surface for bacteria to build on) both come with a set of guidlines on how many you need based on the size of the tank and the bio-load that it supports. an alternative to floss is a filter sock. both work well depending on your...

I can't imagine any disadvantage to drilling the bottom of the tank. it is slightly better than having a 90 fitting in the side and it is no harder. do you have plans for building your overflow? I can tell you from experience that there are a ton!!! of theories on how to do all of this.

what would you guys say there specific water requirements are? My tap water is definetly on the hard side. If it is at all possible for me to avoid using any more RO it would definitly be alot simpler.

this is my first foray into monster keeping (I have tons of planted tanks etc.) but I was wondering if this would be the fish that i should start out with, I also have access to a bunch of red texas cichlids do you guys think they might be a better choice?

I hope to keep a neon blue jack or two in a 40 gallon breeder (36x18x15tall) I was wondering if anyone has any insight into wether this could be a long term solution or would they need to be moved? the 40 is drilled w/ a big sump (almost 20gal) I also have an empty 55 but it is one of those...

that is really awsome, you did something unique and shared it with the rest of us. I have gone DIY myself several times (filters etc. never a tank) and never would have had the courage to share. Kudos and good luck

I don't know how well koi ship but you could try aquabid?

informative, makes me consider keeping one of the beutiful redear

an unbelievable perfect FH can go for as much as KOI (10k+) in the right circle (wealthy fish lovers.

so they may be to aggresive for dwarf chichlids but not tough enough for others? does it just vary fish to fish or is there any good setup?

I was wondering how many yards of concrete were used in the 15k?