How's this tank doing? I'm getting ready for my winter time project which will be a 200g tank. I really want to use the pond liner because overall I think that is the best way to seal the tank. Like most people I'm just concerned about sealing the glass around the liner, and I'd like to see if your design is still working. Thanks.
Project: 350 gallon plywood tank
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loachfan;2289604; said:LOL. I have no room to go bigger and I think I have pushed my husband to his limits.
you need to dump your husband JK im sure there are tons and tons off guys on here that would love for their wives to like fish and fish tanks
just think if you had more room some off the guys on here would be adding on to your house and the add-on would be the size off you house
Fantastic!
BTW, whats the tank sitting on? Cinder Blocks?
What kind of filtration do you have? I assume its not a sump
With the pond liner, and the alge growth... how would you clean it off to keep it from getting out of hand later? I'm wondering if a scraper would ruin the liner.
BTW, whats the tank sitting on? Cinder Blocks?
What kind of filtration do you have? I assume its not a sump
With the pond liner, and the alge growth... how would you clean it off to keep it from getting out of hand later? I'm wondering if a scraper would ruin the liner.
this was my inspiration! i started builing one too! well i just finished today and im going to test it. its only about 120 gal but if it works im going to make one bigger! and put more time into it. lol
can i ask why everyone is using acrylic instead of glass? other than weight? it scratches easier more expensive. harder to find... big reason for diy tanks is for cost. also why marine playwood? if using a pond liner? this is a great tank!
Loachfan, is your tank still holding up? Have you made any modifications to it? I would also like to know why you used acrylic instead of glass?
