L- Shaped tanks.....
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I'm actually in the process of setting one up. I'll give you a crappy cell phone pic of it, that I took before I bought it. The only thing I've seen so far that would be handy. Is make sure it has enough filration holes. Mine only has two HoB cutouts, and 2 intake/return line holes.... So if I was to use 1 canister filter, my intake and return line would be very far apart.... So I recommend, getting it drilled as if, it was 2 seperate tanks, put together as one... So you have 4 holes for canister filters instead of 2.
This cost me 500 used.
This cost me 500 used.
CoryWM;1705755; said:I'm actually in the process of setting one up. I'll give you a crappy cell phone pic of it, that I took before I bought it. The only thing I've seen so far that would be handy. Is make sure it has enough filration holes. Mine only has two HoB cutouts, and 2 intake/return line holes.... So if I was to use 1 canister filter, my intake and return line would be very far apart.... So I recommend, getting it drilled as if, it was 2 seperate tanks, put together as one... So you have 4 holes for canister filters instead of 2.
This cost me 500 used.
What are the dimensions on this bad boy?
It's basically. two 55 gallons, combined... Where 1 foot is shared... where they meet... So because they share that one foot, it is taller. Basically 4 feet on either leg of the L, when you measure it. and 22 inches tall, 14 inches wide.
koop171;1710522; said:
they're actually easier to move than you'd think. just stand it up like this L on a rolling system, roll it right in... then flop it over, to make the corner shape. then lift and put it on the stand. When I move mine from the shop.. I was like this is gonna be a pain. The owner, said, nah, just put it on it's end.. it's like carrying a 55g vertically. with just a long peice followin ya out the door.
I will soon. The mother in law is staying at my house. so I havent really set it up or anything. It's just sitting in the garage, waiting for her to leave, so I can start the big mess of setting it up!