OMFG U HAVE TO SEE THIS!

[mr.reef24]

that tank look's great

mr.reef24

 

[DrownedFishonFire]

definely would need a HUGE thick glass for sure- btw this youtube vid r u sure it 1 thousand Gs tank?

with the aro- it threw me off balance making it feel the tank was smaller than a 1,000 g?

 

[flowerpower]

I think the average captive RTC would be fortunate to have that set up. If you can make it 5' wide, all the better. It would need some serious filtration though.

 

[Columbian Shark Catfish]

definely would need a HUGE thick glass for sure- btw this youtube vid r u sure it 1 thousand Gs tank?

with the aro- it threw me off balance making it feel the tank was smaller than a 1,000 g?

yea, it isnt 1000 gallons

 

[Ken69]

As quoted in the catfish thread on this site, minimum size for a large RTC or TSN is 10 foot by 4 foot. Depth is a lot less important, 2-3 foot should work. IMHO. Also TSN is a lot more active, factor that in if going for one of those. Good luck!
Chhers,
Ken.

 

[jcardona1]

ive seen this tank in person. that aro is a MONSTER. its well over 36", just to give you a size reference

 

[FISHY FINGAZ]

yea it is it looks smaller on vid but i been there bro its HUGE!!! as you already kno j

 

[HPIZZLE]

id personally go with at least 5 goot depth considering ive seen some TSNs (though not the species commonly seen in the hobby) that rival the size and thickness of pimas. and TSNs are much more stiff than RTC. so a 36" red tail could turn around in 24" of space but a 36" TSN could turn in 30" depth. see what im saying?

and also this is all based on the facts that you want to keep them in that for LIFE...

 

[armac]

just build the tank first, it is big enough...........let us know when the tank is done

 

[all_or_nothin]

i would make it longer,wider, and shorter.