Legs are reinforced as well. I think that this may end up being the weekend that water goes in to stay 
600 gallon acrylic tear down and rebuild or roll the dice?
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Gotta love a nice unexpected bonus!!! 
I was not thrilled about having to put the center brace on top of all the other braces but it actually works out well for the lids. The six lids all slip nicely under the center brace in the back so no need to put any more weight in the center of the tank to hold the lids down for the froggy Arowana 
I was not thrilled about having to put the center brace on top of all the other braces but it actually works out well for the lids. The six lids all slip nicely under the center brace in the back so no need to put any more weight in the center of the tank to hold the lids down for the froggy Arowana 
First attempt at full volume with the plumbing. Need to do a bit of adjustment on the flow from tank to sumps but I am oooooohhh so close now!!!!
And with that ladies and gents we are officially cycling!!!!!!!🥹🥹
🥹🥹Definitely need a bit more lighting, its a big footprint to illuminate. Fish seem to be happy in the new environment. Arowana especially seems very much more comfortable for sure
Now the dilemma..... All along I had full intentions of keeping my Oscars and arowana both in this tank. With that said I have heard stories of Oscars killing much larger arowana so now I'm kind of nervous about putting them together because I love my arowana!!! This tank was built for the him pretty much. My arowana is now roughly 13 to 14 inches and the three Oscar that I plan to put with him now are roughly 5 inches. With the large footprint of the tank I would like to think it would be fine but I have never housed these two species together so was just looking for a little advice from someone with more experience than I lol.
