Knobhill's 480g Build Thread

  • We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo
Filled and full! Lion included in pic for Aldiaz

Awesome! Jeez, how many skyscraper tanks do you have?

Glad to finally see Mustafa in your picture updates...I can't lie, I was a little disappointed that I hadn't seen him in any of the pix since 1/8...I always keep an eye out for him. And he has a little sidekick buddy...his name Rafiki? lol

Looking good!
 
Haha, you arent far off, mustafa's buddy is razzie! All my tanks are tall: 48", 48", 42", and the short one is only 30". Its a good thing i have long arms:)

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Got the skins and canopy done today. I still need to stain it but that will be next weekend's project.

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looks good buddy!
 
They have countersunk magnets that line up with the steel stand. Mufasa will show you. Also, the canopy uses concealed/hidden hinges to fold down, the side panels on the canopy are also attached with magnets. The whole setup was about $150 in materials.

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Nice! I wish I had used magnets...I used industrial strength velcro and the glue started running...it's a goopy mess. Magnets are definitely the way to go.

Mufasa deserves a treat for helping out...and maybe a little sumthin' for Rafiki.
 
Thanks fellas. The water has been kinda cloudy so I installed a 40 aqua uv sterilizer on it. It is way too confined to snap any good pics. Basically, a quiet one 300 is pumping filtered water from the sump into the uv. the uv exits out of the back of the sump--which is an old 100g seaclear system II tank. I filled the built-in wet/dry with about 15L of pond matrix. It was easier to work around the built in wet dry rather than remove it. Plus, I have a lot more bio!
 
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