my 1700 gallon indoor pond

[Redtailedcat]

How do you access the tanks on the left and right? Or is there space around the pond?

easy i go for a swim

 

[Redtailedcat]

1. love the confederate flag!
2. red dead redemption is a badass game
3. love the other tanks in your room
4.. badass pond build with the RTC, keep up the good work bud!

Thanks i hope to have it all finished by the end of next month. then ill post more pics

 

[elleryfoster]

Good job buddy, really nice work. You really impressed me, nice idea for having indoor pond without much expense. I really need a indoor pond but don't have a budget but now i will try this. thanks buddy.

 

[Redtailedcat]

Good job buddy, really nice work. You really impressed me, nice idea for having indoor pond without much expense. I really need a indoor pond but don't have a budget but now i will try this. thanks buddy.

total cost for the pond with liner $309.45

 

[brich999]

Wow that was a quick build, but I have to ask, how do you do maintenance on that tank with filters on the far side and the tanks on the sides also?

 

[brich999]

Oops should have read the last page lol I guess that works

 

[Redtailedcat]

Wow that was a quick build, but I have to ask, how do you do maintenance on that tank with filters on the far side and the tanks on the sides also?

well to add to the other page it helps alot to have a skinny gf that loves me??? or is just planing to kill me either way keeps the cats happy.

 

[Kyle_91]

Thanks i hope to have it all finished by the end of next month. then ill post more pics

 

[thatfrontguy]

Nice build. I would keep an eye out on your 12 ft side walls. I would look into putting a top brace in to connect them, also did you nail the walls to the floor so they don't shift? My walls are built out of 2x6s on my tank and my side walls still flexed. You could just use a 2x4 to connect them. Also be prepared for high moisture, get yourself a nice dehumidifier if you don't want your drywall to start rotting.

 

[Redtailedcat]

Nice build. I would keep an eye out on your 12 ft side walls. I would look into putting a top brace in to connect them, also did you nail the walls to the floor so they don't shift? My walls are built out of 2x6s on my tank and my side walls still flexed. You could just use a 2x4 to connect them. Also be prepared for high moisture, get yourself a nice dehumidifier if you don't want your drywall to start rotting.

it has custom steel braces at all four conrners and its been bolted to the floor and dehumidifier already had one.