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| Project by Ryan Sparreboom | posted 141 days ago | 650 views | 0 times favorited | 6 comments |  |
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This has been my biggest project.
From a woodworking perspective, it was not overly difficult, but fairly large.
I’m very happy with how it all turned out, but would do a few minor things different in the future.
I have a very detailed build of this entire project that can be viewed HERE.
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6 comments so far
Derek Lyons
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posted 141 days ago
Nice…. I wish we had a spot to upgrade the 30g tank I have for my Angels, but we really don’t.
-- Derek, Bremerton WA --
EdC
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posted 141 days ago
I really like that
-- Ed - Milan, IN
jockmike2
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posted 140 days ago
Beautiful job. Looks like a tough build. Good job.
-- Mike. mwurm13@yahoo.com
Greg Wurst
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posted 140 days ago
I don’t have the time anymore for fish keeping and sold all my tanks, but in the future hope to get a big one like that for another saltwater tank.
Nicely done.
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a1Jim
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posted 139 days ago
Wow thats got to be strong 180 gallons X 9 pounds per gallon makes it aproxamtly 1620 lbs. looks great
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon
Ryan Sparreboom
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posted 137 days ago
Fresh water is actually closer to 8 lbs per gallon. But the tank itself weighs about 300 lbs, and I have about 500 lbs worth of sand and boulders in there. Of coarse that displaces some of the water. So I’m actually sittin at about 2100 lbs On the stand, and another 250 lbs or so for the sump inside the cabinet.
Yup, has to be sturdy all right.
Thanks for looking.
Boom