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If it were me I would slide those two studs behind the tank to the sides, perhaps adding a double 2x10 header. This would give more room to access the tank from the back, and then you'd be able to drywall the front side clean.
I'd finish it all off with a painting of a giant squid fighting a whale. |
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I have an in wall tank with no front acess and the inconvenience of maintenance isn't all that bad. I don't even have direct back access because of my furnace. I have swing doors from a bathroom on one side and access on the other side from my mech room. Iadmit that many times I have to walk around to the front to inspect any work, and often I go back and forth a dozen times but I love the finished in wall look.
Good luck, it will look great no matter what you decide. |
i would do something like this
https://img0.etsystatic.com/016/0/75...36718_6xeu.jpg looks sweet and you can still feed your fish. |
Maybe take a look at this thread
http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/sho...d.php?t=102101 Walter has a built in tank... great access from the front... and looks nice! Maybe door above and below????? Pic of tank in kitchen is on page 2 of thread |
Place a curtain at the back as decoration is easy and good enough.
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you could drywall it all in then tile or stone the entire wall. have a nice accent wall look to it.
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