My 200 Gallon Stainless Steel tank.

[probe1957]

Interesting concept, that's for sure.

Not meaning to be overly critical and perhaps it is just some kind of optical illusion or something, but in the pictures it looks like the screws are not evenly spaced -- distance between the screws and distance from the edge. Perhaps there is good reason for that.

 

[B.Ho]

Looks awesome man, great job

 

[ballinouttacntrol]

color me impressed

 

[Tanks of Steel]

Robotank?
Frankentank?

Holy crap! That thing is insane!
You need a lab coat and clipboard for that science experiment!

/applause

U funny.

 

[Tanks of Steel]

They are not evenly spaced. Originally I had far fewer screws. I had a small seeping leak and said &^$%# it, I don't want to see another leak. I tripled the number of screws and drilled them all by eye as good enough.

 

[Reptilesfishbirdsmammals]

cool

 

[Tanks of Steel]

I Appreciate the feedback. I just decided to move at the end of Nov. and get to move it and a 100 gal.

 

[DustyBZoo]

You also mention one of the reasons that you always see a bird cage powder coated. The cages are made of steel. Not stainless.

I own parrots and when i look at bird cages for sale the top end, at about 2-5 grand, are stainless steel cages. Powder coat is the next best thing.

 

[kjfan1]

I love the look!

 

[Morledzep]

for moving.. these are your friends:
http://cgi.ebay.com/42x29x28-FIXED-...003?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c16b7ab63

http://cgi.ebay.com/48x44x29-BUCKHO...882?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c16b7aaea

they also have the large ones in white, i just couldn't find the listing. doesn't matter what color they are, they do the job and they have lids so you can cover them and drill holes for the filters.