New 165g 7 footer

The Grizz · #1 02-27-2013, 04:35 AM

Drill 2 holes for the lower corners then cut the rest with a dremel & diamond saw bit. At least that's how I do it Steve.

SteveConn · #2 03-02-2013, 03:40 AM

Thanks Greg.. finally got all the bits to do that! Wont have time to drill away prolly till Sunday.

SteveConn · #3 03-09-2013, 03:42 AM

Starting the plumbing... tank is 3/4 full at proper salinity.. lots of water and salt mix ready once everythings in place.

Then to clean and sell that beautiful 75g one piece euro that Concept made for me just over a year ago... Sad to see it go, but there's no way I can take time to care for two tanks!

kien · #4 03-09-2013, 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by SteveConn

Starting the plumbing... tank is 3/4 full at proper salinity.. lots of water and salt mix ready once everythings in place.

Then to clean and sell that beautiful 75g one piece euro that Concept made for me just over a year ago... Sad to see it go, but there's no way I can take time to care for two tanks!

Nice! What are the dimensions of that tank again ?

kien · #5 03-09-2013, 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by kien

Nice! What are the dimensions of that tank again ?

the 75g. not the 165 :-)

SteveConn · #6 03-11-2013, 03:47 AM

the 75 is 3ft long, 24 high, 20 deep
Nicely designed sump with refugium. Plumbing has quick connects to dismantle.

SteveConn · #7 03-14-2013, 02:44 AM

Cleaning up the 75g. Will sell with sump, stand and can include now "live" marco rock (tank has been running over a year), sand. May sell skimmer. The tank is starfire on all 3 sides and of course one piece eurobracing. This isnt an official add, but thinking 700. This tank was designed to be displayed in a main living area... so very purty thanks to Concepts incredible workmanship!