I would love to see what a wave box would do on a tank like this...
or two waveboxes mounted in opposition to one another.

You might be able to surf on it.

I'll put one of my yorkies on a surfboard and see what happens..... :)

This looks awesome! I will be tagging along forsure. I can't wait to see how this bad boy unfolds. I'm sure I won't be the first and or last but PLEASE take that rail out before you fill the tank. Right now it's a tank beside the rail. If you take it out it becomes a TANK RAILLLLLLLLLL (insert pyrotechnics). If you are careful the rail will come out intact and can be put back in in a matter of hours. That's peanuts compared to the time you will be known as the guy with the TANK RAILLLLLLLLLLLL (more pyrotechnics).
TANK RAILLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL(Ultimate pyrotechnics that make a KISS concert seem lame)

I like the barn wood plan. I'm curious to see your results.

Haha, fishy.......i went back and forth but don't know or think my wife will go for it. It cost me a dog just for the tank haha.

Awesome setup dude. Can't wait to see it filling up :wink:

As for the rail, well, I'm a bit wishy-washy about it. Besides having to put it back later, you're going to get all kinds of paw prints on the tank when peeps go downstairs.
But on the plus side they can still use the other railing for support.

I think once you close the sump area up no-one will care about the rail being there and I want to agree with you leaving it intact :biggrin:

Pfft.....should have went 121" lol

Looks good buddy now fill with zoas lol

This is epic i love the long shallow reefs woo so tagging alog

Bah, even at 119" a tank like this would deserve so much more than zoas :boink:

I'm all about the SPS now, and wavy stuff like gorgs/euphyllias

And I can't wait to see some big fish, plus maybe some little shoals

Very interesting build. Cant' wait to see how you stock it