With such a large tank a pond pump would probaly be best you would just have to make sure that u have it where it ownt suck up the rocks
2000 Gallon Tank
- Thread starter Cleod99
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Maybe he has to save some more.
Plywood/concrete block tanks are cheaper compared to different materials but they can still get expensive. I have put 1500 in mine so far, and still have more to spend before I fill it. I did use some of the more expensive materials... fiberglass, west system, and tempered glass.
The filtration portion is going to run me about 800 for the pumps, plumbing, and filters.
Plywood/concrete block tanks are cheaper compared to different materials but they can still get expensive. I have put 1500 in mine so far, and still have more to spend before I fill it. I did use some of the more expensive materials... fiberglass, west system, and tempered glass.
The filtration portion is going to run me about 800 for the pumps, plumbing, and filters.
I think he might have made a mistake in the construction. He built it one course at a time, and filled the holes with concrete. The concrete would not make the best bond with cured concrete.
Re-bar should be the norm for a block tank.
Re-bar should be the norm for a block tank.
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from his profile....looks like he hasn't been here in a while and probably isnt coming back
from his profile....looks like he hasn't been here in a while and probably isnt coming back
