4000 Gallon tank install (H20 Custom Aquatics)

[dvs]

truly amazing tank and corals. Cant wait to see the fish.

 

[BIGgourami]

The fake stuff looks ok, not as nice a real. quote]

yeah if you don't mind maintaining alkalinity, calcium, magnesium, strontium, molybdenum, nitrates, phosphates, pH on FOUR THOUSAND GALLON OF WATER

not to mention the 4-5x 400 watt halides he'd need for any light to reach the bottom of that bad mamma-jamma... he's going to be spending enough time and money as it without having to deal with that ****...



sir i commend your work, this tank is going to be a real inspiration.. my only question is how are you going to keep that "coral" clean?
we dive it with grout brushes etc at work, the stuff is only about 15 years old but already looks like hell (that stuff does look more colorful than what we have though)

 

[Aquarist_Andy]

BAWL!!! Got to have one!!! I cried so much into my freshwater tank that it's turned brackish!

Thanks for the pictures, looks great

 

[bigcol]

totally fooking awsome matey, this is gonna look so cool with them sharks in, cant wait to see it all done

 

[csx4236]

It will be a huge community tank with many many fish and few sharks. We will dive the tank and clean with pressurized water.

 

[bfhslilred93]

well someone had to have been a trust fund baby that tank is $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

 

[Nic]

looks great.....

 

[Gr8KarmaSF]

Corals installed, tank will take 1-2 days to complete filling and fish will be in there by early next week. I dont care what anyone says these corals are amazing truly beautiful.

AWESOME!!!!!!!

 

[tankbusterlover]

yeah very nice tank. Would have gone freshwater as well with big catfish such id sharks and paroon sharks. What about filling this tank with a huge shoal and i mean a huge shoal of platies.


Platies is a small fish favorite of mine and imagine having a school of all the colors under the rainbow. Always wanted to have a big tank with a big school of small fish. They would breed like crazy in there.

 

[thefishguy7]

It will be a huge community tank with many many fish and few sharks. We will dive the tank and clean with pressurized water.

That's a cool concept. How does it work? A big pump that shoots out into a small stream at the coral? Using the tank water?
I want to see something like that small scale to get algae off driftwood etc