This thread will show details of my 150gal double decker tank build...
The initial plan was actually for a 75 gallon tank but with an interesting turn of event the 75gal was upgraded to a 150. I helped a friend breakdown his 150gal tank because he wanted to leave the hobby. he originally had planed to sell his tank and equipment but ended up giving them to me and my other friend who helped break down the tank. I only needed the tank since I already had most of the equipment so I gave my other friend the rest of the equipment.
The plan is to have the 150 gallon Main Display tank on a steel stand with a 40breeder Anemone/Clownfish tank in the bottom of the stand, hence the theme: "Double Decker."
The position that was chosen for the tank was the dining area which sat on top of a spare room in the garage/basement. The Idea is to transform that room into a filtration room. The first step I took was to reinforce the floor beams with three extra beams to give the floor more strength and stability to hold the tank.
The initial plan was actually for a 75 gallon tank but with an interesting turn of event the 75gal was upgraded to a 150. I helped a friend breakdown his 150gal tank because he wanted to leave the hobby. he originally had planed to sell his tank and equipment but ended up giving them to me and my other friend who helped break down the tank. I only needed the tank since I already had most of the equipment so I gave my other friend the rest of the equipment.
The plan is to have the 150 gallon Main Display tank on a steel stand with a 40breeder Anemone/Clownfish tank in the bottom of the stand, hence the theme: "Double Decker."
The position that was chosen for the tank was the dining area which sat on top of a spare room in the garage/basement. The Idea is to transform that room into a filtration room. The first step I took was to reinforce the floor beams with three extra beams to give the floor more strength and stability to hold the tank.
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