Homeowner setups
- Thread starter dmanwarren
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Thanks for the comments - That first tank is pretty amazing in that the walkthru tank is in a small 55,000 square foot home in Palm Desert, California. It actually (if you can believe this) goes from the owners bedroom to his restroom. As for the entire project I do not have the total price, we were just contacted to do the coral inserts. The coral inserts were over $50,000. though. So I think that the offer for $525 and 15 small aquarium is a little short even with the standard MFK discount! On some of the pictures, I think homeowner might not apply to the palaces in the middle east that they have gone to.
As for the request for a few more pictures, here is some more. I do have plenty more if you want to see more.
Dave
As for the request for a few more pictures, here is some more. I do have plenty more if you want to see more.
Dave
sazzy34;1000485; said:the tank in the kitchen is fantastic.....love the kitchen too
Dont worrie about that tank in the kitchen you want to do pete's dinner...
What you doing on here.
Yes these things are expensive and 99.5% of our work is major public aquariums. The homeowner inserts that we have done are extremely high end, otherwise we don't do them.
I am sorry that ufo_paul got the feeling that I am trying to sell things. If they had read my intro, I don't plan to sell anything on MFK, instead I am trying to show large setup and small setup to encourage members to try to do more introvative things. I am here to offer advice to members as they set up there own tanks, which I have done on many occasions now through email and phone calls. I have over 25 years experience in the aquatic field, so I have probably made many mistakes that you don't have to duplicate. I am sorry if you have taken it wrong and will stop show habitats if you feel I am trying to sell a product.
Dave
I am sorry that ufo_paul got the feeling that I am trying to sell things. If they had read my intro, I don't plan to sell anything on MFK, instead I am trying to show large setup and small setup to encourage members to try to do more introvative things. I am here to offer advice to members as they set up there own tanks, which I have done on many occasions now through email and phone calls. I have over 25 years experience in the aquatic field, so I have probably made many mistakes that you don't have to duplicate. I am sorry if you have taken it wrong and will stop show habitats if you feel I am trying to sell a product.
Dave
