Building My 50,000 Gallon Monster Mega Tank

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xrayjeeper83;4594880; said:
that would be so much fun
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If you can't swim I can always remove 30,000 gallons or more, like we did in order to catch 3 Imperial sharks that needed to be moved. I gave them to a very good hobbyist who has an indoor pond.

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ba1onypony;4594902; said:
wow, that is amazing.......i wanted to do half a wall but you just blew everything out of the water........
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Welcome to MFK and I see you just joined today.

If you also want to go in the tank but don't want to get wet.......

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You are a ture pioneer. I dream of doing something very close to that. I figure if im going to spend all that money i will hire someone that works at the Long Beach Aquarium to help me build it. Sounds like their was a lot of trial and error. Thank you for going through it all. It will make my bir, reptial, and aquarium habitat less troublsome.
 
mzhantsche;4598892; said:
You are a ture pioneer. I dream of doing something very close to that. I figure if im going to spend all that money i will hire someone that works at the Long Beach Aquarium to help me build it. Sounds like their was a lot of trial and error. Thank you for going through it all. It will make my bir, reptial, and aquarium habitat less troublsome.
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Thanks and welcome to MFK,

Yes most the big tanks on this site where a bit of trial and error in their construction and most people would admit they probably would have made some changes after seeing other great ideas on MFK.
 
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