Coming out with my non-traditional tank publicly. This is a 200 gallon all stainless steel tank.
The plexi is 3/4" thick and the top front lip above the plexi is 1/4" thick 3" stainless steel angle. There are 25 3/8-16 1.25" long stainless steel button head screws bolting the plexi to a silicone seal.
I have a 2" bulkhead over flow into a 32 gallon stainless steel sump.
There is a 2" drain in the bottom of the tank, so I utilize a former plastic pallet with large rocks on it at the bottom of the tank to create a barrier for fish sediment to accumulate. I open the 2" ball valve and a tank cleaning is taken care of in minutes.
The wood is a root structure I found at the river and manicured with a chainsaw.
A 2500 gph @ 5' head pump. 36 watt uv sterilizer rated at 3600 gph to keep my fish healthy even though I feed them live fishes. A 1" pvc spray bar return.
The plexi is 3/4" thick and the top front lip above the plexi is 1/4" thick 3" stainless steel angle. There are 25 3/8-16 1.25" long stainless steel button head screws bolting the plexi to a silicone seal.
I have a 2" bulkhead over flow into a 32 gallon stainless steel sump.
There is a 2" drain in the bottom of the tank, so I utilize a former plastic pallet with large rocks on it at the bottom of the tank to create a barrier for fish sediment to accumulate. I open the 2" ball valve and a tank cleaning is taken care of in minutes.
The wood is a root structure I found at the river and manicured with a chainsaw.
A 2500 gph @ 5' head pump. 36 watt uv sterilizer rated at 3600 gph to keep my fish healthy even though I feed them live fishes. A 1" pvc spray bar return.
