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11/03/2005, 03:10 PM | #326 |
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any more pictures or video's? any more info? like how long does it take to scape all the veiwing windows?
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i was hoping to get over there this week but work has me goingto florida. so maybe next week. |
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11/03/2005, 11:28 PM | #328 |
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Wow, I want to see more videos, one that shows the full tank!
Now I feel like my 20g is nothing, need to go bigger!
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11/03/2005, 11:44 PM | #330 |
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Spazz- maybe you could just put a piece of plywood over it when you go to eat! Then you won't need a table.
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the wife said we could get rid of the dinning room table and just get chairs for the island in the kitchen. but then our backs would be to the tank. before i took the 180 down, it was a fight to see who got the chair that faced the tank. now its all gone in preperation for the new 300g nano. i have all my prized corals in a custom 120g tank down stairs. so ther wont be any more fighting over who sits in that chair for a while.
i know energy gets back here from time to time so here is a pic of my new 120 nano. its funny every tank is a nano to him now. his sump is twice as big as my main tank. lol |
11/04/2005, 01:24 AM | #332 |
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Is Lunchbuckets videos working yet last time they didnt work
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11/04/2005, 09:36 AM | #333 |
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wow, cool vids. that black tang is HUGE!
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11/04/2005, 10:39 AM | #334 |
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spazz how did you plum your scwd with pvc??
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11/04/2005, 01:15 PM | #336 |
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11/04/2005, 01:50 PM | #337 |
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simonmr - not sure i know marc had them not sure what is up though
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11/04/2005, 04:18 PM | #338 |
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Nice Tank Spazz. Lot's of prize corals in there.
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11/04/2005, 06:12 PM | #340 |
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Spazz, Nice tank. No wonder everyone's fighting for a seat around the table!
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i guess i shouldnt have posted this here its side tracking the real thread. sorry energy. |
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11/04/2005, 08:19 PM | #342 |
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Are you still planning to use a coast to coast style overflowon your 300? I'm interested in doing the same on my future tank but I havent found much information on it.
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the 300 will have alot of the same fetures of this tank along with a few new ones. i will start a new thread detailing these new fetures when i start building the tank. look fir it in the next couple of months. |
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11/05/2005, 06:04 PM | #344 |
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epoxy resin
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Awesome tank, and thanks for sharing. I wonder if you remember the brand of epoxy resin that you used for your rock works. I went to HD and they have 20+ different kinds. It would be nice if you could help me with this issue. Thanks again |
11/05/2005, 11:37 PM | #345 |
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ok got my movies up online. thanks a TON to kappaknight
everyone PLEASE right click and choose saveas instead of playing them off of the web browser!! thanks! movie of the blue spot ray 15ft pan of the whole tank some of the fish mo fish mo fish mo fish hope you enjoy Lunchbucket
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11/06/2005, 12:21 AM | #346 |
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Thanks lunchbucket.
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11/06/2005, 01:01 AM | #347 |
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no problemo
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11/06/2005, 01:27 AM | #348 |
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I don't remember the name of the epoxy resin. Sorry. Nice Vids Lunch - How's your tank doing? Did that frag take?
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11/06/2005, 01:42 AM | #349 |
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Man, that tank must be unbelievable in person. Eric, those videos worked for me where the ones you uploaded in the past did not. Glad I finally got to see them.
I love the stingray. And all the SPS! I bet the worst part is removing a coral you wish never was put in the tank, that ends up being invasive. |
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http://polymericsystems.com/aquamend.htm I have seen some folks using apoxie sculpt. http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/se...der=descending http://www.avesstudio.com/Products/A...ie_sculpt.html
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