Mechanical Filtration, Here I Come!

[Dan F]

Ah, I am certainly no plumber, so I will defer to your better judgment.

I always thought your biofilter was totally ridiculous (in a Frankensteinian sort of way)

Yes, it certainly is a Frankenfilter, built from the corpses of filters past...

 

[valderi123]

nice filters.

 

[Dan F]

nice filters.

Thanks.

Here's a few shots of the tank - not all that great, my camera doesn't take very good full tank shots...

 

[willys-1]

Very nice looking setup & tank !

 

[jonesmat315]

beautiful setup!!!!

 

[CA-Delta]

It is obvious that a lot of effort went into incorporating such a fine looking setup into an equally cool looking kitchen. Good for you.

 

[mmfed01]

When we built the house I planned the corner for a previous tank (a 135), last summer we had to replace the flooring so I decided to upgrade.

The tank is pretty much built-in, as I would have to remove the upper cabinet (not impossible, but a lot of work) to get the tank out.

Here is the thread I made about the project:

http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=360981

I realize this is a very old post but I was wondering what your experience was with the Nu-Clear filters and Iwaki pump model you used? I'm re-doing a 120 gallon and will more than likely run 3 Nu-Clears off whatever Iwaki pump I decide on. Torn between 1" and 3/4" connections.

Mike