This is the design I have come up with for my home designer for my home office area. The tank against the back wall is a 240 long measuring 96x24x25 while the tank as the room divider is a 300 measuring 96x36x25. The 240 is going to be a planted Amazon tank and the 300 is going to be a saltwater tank with a stingray, puffer, and a few other misc. fish. As you can see from the pictures I have yet to complete any of the plumbing or filtration setups and this is where I am turning to you guys. With the 300 I fully intend to do a wet/dry system but I don't want the overflows interfering with anything so I am planning on putting them against that back side of the tank that is black in the diagram. In a tank this size is that going to be an issue or not? Now since the 240 is going to be a planted amazon tank is it better to run like a dual fluval FX5 setup or is it alright to run a sump setup as well? The little gray angled wall between the two tanks is going to house all my "stuff" as in dry foods and testing kits and stuff and underneath I am trying to find a way to make room for a mini fridge with freezer so I can keep all of their frozen food in there. The shelving units above the 300 will go all the way around the room and will give me access to my LED lighting systems as well as a way to do any tank maintenance I need to do. Please let me know what you guys think and I am open to any criticism and suggestions you guys may have. Thanks!
