Redoing my new used 150!

[john73738]

Great Project,

Looking forward to the finish, Love lurking around to find ideas for my tank project.

Bear

 

[GiangNOOO]

get some stainless steel handles and hinches

 

[Emmaline]

Looks great! I've been working on a 150 gal too ... its been a lot of work but its totally worth it! http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=290605 mine isn't totally finished yet either but its getting closer!

Hrm, blinds might be a good idea for my house too. I end up with crazy glare in my pics from all the windows. lol

 

[Emmaline]

LMAO. I was reading your thread when you posted a comment on mine! =) Great minds ....

 

[kingyella]

150 gallons is the thing to have seems like. tank is looking good. lets see it filled.

 

[JK47]

150 gallons is the thing to have seems like. tank is looking good. lets see it filled.

Unless he painted the oscars and a pleco on a background, it's full of water in all of the "after" pics on page 1.

x1 sump & x2 FX5's. Dayum bud, that's allot of filtration.

 

[ProSnowboard]

looks way better then what you started with. awesome job!

 

[butterflygosquish]

wow the before and after shot is amazing. The coloring really makes a huge difference! The black coating makes your tank look elegant and very refined. I think your comment on the wood grain was very accurate.

 

[chrisstylez1]

Great Project,

Looking forward to the finish, Love lurking around to find ideas for my tank project.

Bear

Thanks, I should be finished soon.

get some stainless steel handles and hinches

Thats the plan!

150 gallons is the thing to have seems like. tank is looking good. lets see it filled.

Unless he painted the oscars and a pleco on a background, it's full of water in all of the "after" pics on page 1.

x1 sump & x2 FX5's. Dayum bud, that's allot of filtration.

LOl yeah there is fish in there, Just need to finish the wiring on my lighting!

looks way better then what you started with. awesome job!

Thanks!

wow the before and after shot is amazing. The coloring really makes a huge difference! The black coating makes your tank look elegant and very refined. I think your comment on the wood grain was very accurate.

Thank you very much.