It is time to build my new shark pond

[Livelife]

What sharks are you going to get : )

 

[jsshark1]

all ready have a pair of black tips and i have a Bonnethead shark already in a temp tank waiting for the new pond to be finished

any info on the filter :>(

 

[Zoodiver]

That filter won't do much for you. Coating the stainless parts will inhibit it from working right... and salt water will destroy stainless in no time at all.

 

[jsshark1]

i was also thinking of replacing the stainless steel parts wit plastic parts i would make.

 

[Jabba954]

Which parts are SS? If you're going to machine impellers or such, and they're large enough - I didn't look at the details, just a quick look at the pic - you could try a material called Macor. It'll last forever, and is non-porous, and is easily machined (with quality tooling). I've used it before for high heat, or high corrosion environments.

 

[jsshark1]

the parts that have to be changed is the center cage the rest is clamps that I was thinking of replacing with plastic ties

 

[jsshark1]

just finished with the epoxy pool paint. all down hill from heir ( i hope, a leak can change that) any way i just updated my site with a Part #2 that has it all. I am so happy I love being at this point .

 

[jsshark1]

the epoxy paint was way to thick to put on the stainless steel part in the filter.
any one have any recomindations on a product that i can use to make the stainless steel parts save for my my saltwater pond.

 

[Pharaoh]

Very nice job on the ponds. They look great. Gave me some ideas as well.

 

[komodo182]

can;t wait for more pictures