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6000+ gallon Saltwater Pond
i've had dreams about this, but never thought it was possible..... someones actually doing it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPS76_7xg4M |
Looks like a killer project.
Welcome back btw Marko. :wink: |
I see how that is going to be sweet, but I would feel so disappointed by the end product on having very limited viewing inside the shallow reef. Especially on the "waterfall" and deeper side of the pond.
If I was putting that much time and effort into the tank I would atleast want some sort of view-able side to it, don't ya figure? I guess time will tell with the finished product. |
that's wicked.
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that is too cool. if i had that kind of cash i'd have one viewing pane somewhere in the concrete wall as well.
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If I had that much cash I would invent clear concrete
Sheesh, that's a huge project. |
Lol. Well the guy is gonna have. 12' by 3' room divider tank in his bedroom......
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i think its great, and to be clear he didnt spend any time on this build.... his tank guy did lol.... just money.... which he clearly isnt going to be complaining about the cost of salt from the looks of it hahaha
Steve |
6000. seriously that is impressive. doesn't matter if you're talking posts or gallons.
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Cool tank can't wait to see it done. I would have gone with a divable basement.... Lol
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I think it does...:mrgreen::lol: |
lol my point was he isnt hurting for money..... bringing in salt water costs money too....
Steve |
his saltwater pond is bigger than my koi pond :surprise:
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That's awesome.
It's not fair that fish get a bigger home than me. |
10% Weekly water change, 600 gallons?!
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6000g would be awesome! |
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The pond is mentioned at 600 square feet.. If he lives in an apartment in downtown Vancouver who knows....
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