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    in thte long run the bio balls and all that will cause a much bigger problem than the ones they actually fix.

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    I don't currently have a tank. I'm in the r&d phase of a large scale tank. I'm planning a 700gal built in reef witha 300gal sump. I'm currently working on cutting new 14" deep trenches into my basement floor to allow for the weight of the support beams as my tank isn't going to be on the ground floor. I'll be doing 14" thick footers with steel I-beams bolted to the footer and the floor of the room beneath the tank. I'm plumbing the overflows through the floor so that the sump and all equipment can be housed in an equipment room in the basement that will be equipped with a floor drain to help facilitate easier water changes.

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    Re: Pics of my tank (PIC Heavy)

    Quote Originally Posted by Amon Ra Reptiles View Post
    I don't currently have a tank. I'm in the r&d phase of a large scale tank. I'm planning a 700gal built in reef witha 300gal sump. I'm currently working on cutting new 14" deep trenches into my basement floor to allow for the weight of the support beams as my tank isn't going to be on the ground floor. I'll be doing 14" thick footers with steel I-beams bolted to the footer and the floor of the room beneath the tank. I'm plumbing the overflows through the floor so that the sump and all equipment can be housed in an equipment room in the basement that will be equipped with a floor drain to help facilitate easier water changes.
    That is a crazy build!!!! keep us updated and i cant wait to see some pics

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    Looks great!

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    Awesome. Wish I had the time and money for a salt setup. I'm happy with my fresh, but I still always have a desire to keep a reef tank.

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    dude you have a nice fish tank and so nice pictures. i like it very much.
    i have fish tank but it no look like your tank. you design it very beautifully.
    keep it up.......
    i appreciate you...

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