Ato I love this setup! Not seen alot of tanks with that amount of stainless steel. How long untill you will be putting the rays in?
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Hi ato, you must be 皮鞋王 from http://bbs.myarowanas.com/index.asp?boardid=134
I really like your HUGE tank!实在太牛了！
I really like your HUGE tank!实在太牛了！
How's that for not a half-ass job. Another monster dream tank. Well done!
Those big steel barrels I think are water purifiers.
Nic;2657341; said:could you explain the big steal barrels.... actually a full break down of the system
Those big steel barrels I think are water purifiers.
Water Classic after blue color drum filtration impurity and chemical substance enters 4 big steel barrel storage again, and the waterfall is mad spare.Marius;2683576; said:How's that for not a half-ass job. Another monster dream tank. Well done!
Those big steel barrels I think are water purifiers.
Mark Huveneers;2677887; said:Ato I love this setup! Not seen alot of tanks with that amount of stainless steel. How long untill you will be putting the rays in?
Already accelerated to raise the filtration system. Possibly will move the ray in the next month to enter the basin.
Awesome setup!
As Frank had asked, why is it that almost all ponds/monster tanks in Asia always seem to be lined with tiles rather than epoxy? Is there anything special that needs to be done with the tiles? Are they coated in any way? What type of tiles are they? What type of grout is used for them? I personally love the look of the tiles, and have been thinking about the possibility of using them whenever I finally get a chance to do a permanent pond.
As Frank had asked, why is it that almost all ponds/monster tanks in Asia always seem to be lined with tiles rather than epoxy? Is there anything special that needs to be done with the tiles? Are they coated in any way? What type of tiles are they? What type of grout is used for them? I personally love the look of the tiles, and have been thinking about the possibility of using them whenever I finally get a chance to do a permanent pond.
