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I wanted to get the bottom on and connected with liquid nails before I started using screws or nails. It's just easier if you're working alone, someone does have to hold the wood while I screw in the other side. Anyhow here is more progress. I sanded down the bottom edges before placing on the...

I do appreciate the concern but I want to at least say that the inside looks worse than it really is. MOST of it is just topical, if that's a word I can use in this case. The wood is very strong, except the portions I am rebuilding. I did consider Using cinder blocks, and using the existing...

Thank you. I did a good amount of reading before I took on the task. I wore proper masks and made sure the garage was wide open with a fan. I know over time mold can cause terrible health effects. But my job was one to two hours. I made sure I took the correct steps to kill it (actually I did...

I am going to be adding a few 2x4's as support for each corner and also adding 1x3" around the entire base + a new plywood base. I understand what you guys are trying to say, but the wood is in good shape minus the 3" bottom. It held the tank just fine about a week ago as is, so anything I do...

I am working to catch up on here to where I am at currently. But I think I'll save some for the suspense... Anyhow after the sanding was done I treated the stand interior completley with mold remover/water mix twice over. After I scrubbed that, I then treated the entire thing with a bleach/water...

I took an entire day to clean the tank. It's 8x2x25". I put the glass on its side and used a scrub brush and some water/vinegar solution and went at it. It was a pain in the ***, especially the overflow boxes, but I did it. Unfortunately I did not take pictures of the after. But I will...

Figured I would start posting here some of the work I've started doing. I will give a small background on the story... I was looking for a 300 gallon to replace my 210 and a 125 to try and cut back on maintenance. After a while I found this online and bought it (250 gal). I showed up at the...

Very good planning. Looks awesome!

I am setting mine up soon. I dont have a backdrop and will try out the wall for now or some bed sheets

The following list is from my large Southern FL Farm Supplier that is one of the oldest and largest in the business. All fish subject to prior sales. If they sell prior to shipment to me, die in shipment (next to never) or die prior to delivery to or pick up by you, your money will be...

As soon as everyone shows up.... APRILS FOOLS we just ordered tacos from taco bell for everyone.... jk I might try and go for this one to dump off some little frontosa

what kind of deal did you get on that thing? Those are some nice dimensions if you have the space!

nice score. LED lights are the new "thing" i guess. I could buy a whole 125 gallon tank setup for $300....

Sarah I dont know if you meant to do this or not , but it seems as if you accidently put "tang" everywhere instead of "malawi". :p

Ill be adding my show entries this week Pat.

Although not talked about, I am definitely putting my Python hose into a PVC pipe with suction cups as you had in your videos. I've had water pouring on the floor countless times. Great talk Mo. Thanks CCA!

All, I have purchased the soda (half) and ice... but due to something that just came up I now cannot attend the meeting. Can someone help out, I apologize. David

Put me down for bringing HALF the soda and ice. Ill bring the following 1x Diet Coke 2x Reg Coke 1x Dpepper 1x Sprite 1x Ice 1x bag of cups! Cya Saturday

Also what I did with my 7 ft tank you could do with your 6 foot tank. Put it as a "divider" for the room. So basically place the tank horizontal in front of the washer/dryer to sort of keep the fish stuff separate.

I'd probably focus on double racks on the 16' wall, and use the 4' cubby corner and also have tanks on the 6.5' wall. I would not use the 8' wall unless really needed. It's a little separated, plus its at the bottom of your stairs