300 gallon tank Midwest Custom Aquariums, 1800 gallon tank Fish Tanks Direct... The tank was custom made to my specifications.
If you're interested in a high quality fiberglass tank check out Water Dog Products.
Where did you buy your aquarium(s)
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If you're interested in a high quality fiberglass tank check out Water Dog Products.
got my 125 with stand and lights for 450 at petsmart on black friday. if this is max size tank youre looking for its a great deal
This beautiful 4400 gallon tank built by Water Dog Products and has been featured in different threads on MFK. It was first set up in a house by csx4236.
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csx4236 then had it as his show tank
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Bigrich then purchased it.
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It is now one of their tanks at Ohio Fish Rescue
4000 Gallon tank install (H20 Custom Aquatics)
This is my project for the week, Tank is 4000 gallons 14x7x6 fiberglass tank with seamless acrylic front panel. Being installed in customer garage and viewable from his living room. Going to be salt water setup, have an amazing 10ft long custom piece of coral being made my Living Color...
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csx4236 then had it as his show tank
H2O 4000 gallon show tank
Size 14x7x6 fiberglass tank with 3" acrylic front viewing panel. Fully stocked now enjoy.
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Bigrich then purchased it.
free big catfish need homes/trip to washington to save them
were going to continue this thread from the buy sell forun to here Link to first thread. http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=359060&page=9
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It is now one of their tanks at Ohio Fish Rescue
I buy all my big tanks at Home Depot. Outstanding prices, and you can get them custom made to any size or shape you can imagine.
Some assembly required...
Some assembly required...
Lol wish I could do that, I’m not very handyI buy all my big tanks at Home Depot. Outstanding prices, and you can get them custom made to any size or shape you can imagine.
Some assembly required...
Yes, I haven't bought a commercial tank larger than about 30 gallons for probably 25 years or more. Small tanks are cheaper to buy than build. A tank of any decent size makes more sense to me as a DIY.
There are plenty of threads on MFK about DIY tanks; all-glass, plywood (my favourite), and even some concrete and other materials. If you lean in that direction, do some research and have at it. It's extremely satisfying.
Then, when you read about someone else's "build" and realize that they are using that term to refer to setting up a commercially-bought tank...you get this quiet little smile...
