18' x 9' x 3.5' catfish tank build in progress.....
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man just finish flicking thru the thread there, that tank will be amazing im new to the fish keeping hobby and i have a 33gal freshwater tank. have 2 id sharks and from wat i have read i will have to send them to your tank in the future as they are little monsters in the making.ha
keep up the good work, awsome, awsome, awsome thats all there is to say. awsome
keep up the good work, awsome, awsome, awsome thats all there is to say. awsome
wow that ''pondarium'' is huge...wow...
if you don't want too answer this question than don't
how much did this cost you and how much it will?
I would like to build something like that in my own house when I grow up,I think that I need to stars saving up money for it!!wow,wow and one more time wow
and also could you give me some advice on keeping red tail catfish?
if you don't want too answer this question than don't
how much did this cost you and how much it will?
I would like to build something like that in my own house when I grow up,I think that I need to stars saving up money for it!!wow,wow and one more time wow
and also could you give me some advice on keeping red tail catfish?
Neco replied: "Cool I'll keep that in mind. I have the chop now, but I'll probably use your idea as I'd like the extra strength. Also since you're in the biz how many sq ft can gel coat cover on average?"
Don't really know how many sq ft exactly, but when we paint the back of our bilge compartment we use maybe 1/2 gal to 1 gal by brushing it on and normally the back is around 20-24 sq ft.
Don't really know how many sq ft exactly, but when we paint the back of our bilge compartment we use maybe 1/2 gal to 1 gal by brushing it on and normally the back is around 20-24 sq ft.
I think he's talking about woven roving like in the picture below. I'd hate to have to weave it myself lol.[/quote]
Yes that what I was refering to, but you can get it with chop on the other side to and less weight.
Yes that what I was refering to, but you can get it with chop on the other side to and less weight.
Me too man. Been really busy so nothing new today, but hoping to get some work done sometime soon.Abhirup;2302955; said:
uttiyan;2302995; said:Coooollllll
Thanks
Sounds cool, but not sure I'll have room for two more IDs. I already have two, plus two pangasius sharks as well. Thankssupertank;2303079; said:man just finish flicking thru the thread there, that tank will be amazing im new to the fish keeping hobby and i have a 33gal freshwater tank. have 2 id sharks and from wat i have read i will have to send them to your tank in the future as they are little monsters in the making.ha
keep up the good work, awsome, awsome, awsome thats all there is to say. awsome
THanks. It has costed me around $800 so far total, but it will probably costs around $2000-$3000 when finished. Now is the boring part, just saving up money to buy the expensive stuff. Wood, and lights were cheap. Everything else is not.Bartek;2303354; said:
Yes that what I was refering to, but you can get it with chop on the other side to and less weight.[/quote]larryluvfish;2303583; said:
I appreciate all your advice.
yeah I've been checking it out. Probably going that route!Pharaoh;2303969; said:
Sorry, updates are the tank looks the same. No new pics. I'll try to get some later.aspear;2304954; said:
if only you lived around here you wouldnt have the problem of keeping your tank to warm in the winter. the temp here in the winter stays about 55-65 and a lows are about 30 at the very lowest and it NEVER snows. and well in the summers its and average of 115 or so and if your lucky you get about 5-10 days in a row of 120 plus.
aint i lucky.
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