@@cabletheawesome113 still around. I don’t upload anymore because my life is significantly busier these days. Thanks for checking in and take care

Do you still have all the fish

@@kimb7970 I’m getting 39.74 gallons by your measurements. I can’t imagine how 5 inches wider is 9 gallons more. Measure again maybe. Seems like 5 more inches should only be about 3 gallons

Got married, had kids and started my own business as it were. Free time doesn’t exist anymore haha. Thanks for watching and asking. Take care

You should just make a update video so we can see you again

You are very welcome! Thanks for watching

Thank you! I really appreciate that!

You are very welcome, I’m glad you like the tank. It was a lot of work but I think it was worth it. Thank you for watching and commenting! Have a great day!!!

It’s a gigantic synodontis catfish. Believe it or not he’s still alive and kicking to this day. He’s 12 years old!!! Thanks for watching

Shouldn’t be a problem as long as it’s 1 Oscar and minimal decor

Yeah I did, I had kids and started my own business. Little crazy around here as one might imagine. Thanks for checking in!!! Take care

I know man, the lighting is terrible. The tank is 10 feet long and I couldn’t afford 4 expensive fixtures at the time. It’s a real shame. It would have been cool to see it with proper lighting. Anyway, thanks for watching, take care

Cost me $900 on Craigslist about 10 years ago and it came with 2 fluval fx5’s all complete and ready to use. Look around, you’ll find something close. Thanks for watching!

It’s good stuff just make sure you thoroughly rinse the aquarium. Good luck. Keep in mind that some water spots etc. can be etched into the glass.

I did eventually put Malawi cichlids in there. Not 100 though. Too expensive. It’s on my channel if you were interested. Thanks for watching

Oh awesome! Thank you very much! Build a tank just like this one that way you can enjoy it in real life. It’s very easy and inexpensive depending on the tank size.

Watched again today!😂😂😂

@@tzaddik1694 you are a savage! I love it! You have to build one!!!!! Thanks for watching. Again 😂

It looks much better than the tape on stuff and it’s easier to put on. Plus if you ever want to take it off you can easily scrape it off with a razor blade scraper. Win win. It’s cheaper too! Thanks for watching

@All About DIY yeah once I tried the fake background, I immediately tore it off and zip tied all my cords/hoses together just to keep the clutter down. My biggest tank I've ever had was a 90 gallon. I had a 90 gallon Asian tank. A 55 convict cichlid tank and a 36 bow live bearer community tank. Now I have nothing up right now because I'm looking for a place but it's like having a dog. I can't see myself without having a dog and fish.

Absolutely, it all depends on the size of the tote, the type of fish and also how many fish you put it. For example, if I wanted to grow out Oscar’s in a 275 gallon tote like this one I would get 4 or 5 as babies and feed them 3 times a day with high protein foods. If you wanted to grow out jack dempseys you could get 10 or so. It all depends on the full grown size of the fish really. The more space they have and the amount of quality food they get determines how fast they grow.

Thank you 👍

My house is build on a concrete slab but thanks for looking out

$2500 probably. Maybe $3000. Not really sure since I bought things over the course of 2 years.

@@allaboutdiy1375 do you still love your aquarium or not

It’s called “granite cobblestone” and I got it at a local landscaping supply company. I had to break some of the stones with a hammer to get those shapes. Thanks for watching and commenting!

I added a lot of sand because certain types of fish that I put in later like to dig in their natural habitat. I wanted all the fish to feel right at home and I wasn’t short on space in the tank. It also helped keep the rocks more stable in the long run. Thanks for watching I’m glad you like it, mostly 😉

@@allaboutdiy1375 Thanks for the reply, oh yes, I like it a lot. I just wanted to know for sure. great aquarium!

@@Alenquerdiskus thank you very much, I appreciate that! Take care

I wish. Last I checked, we can’t have those in the states. Black market maybe

@@allaboutdiy1375 Lol.. kidding bro. I'm in Singapore, guess i have the luxury. But how i wish i have a majestic and huge tank like that to house my asian arowanas. Just take place are pretty constraint and congested here and a tank like that is just going to cost a arm and leg. And maybe 1 day if i have the time and patience, i could learn to build one myself. Only hope i had all the talent in me. Really beautiful tank and cool video! All the best!

@@edwin_cho thank you very much I appreciate that! Good luck, I’m sure you will have a big tank in no time!

Why not?

Absolutely, my pleasure! Thanks for watching and commenting

If it is properly maintained it works as described.

I agree that the metric system is much easier and makes a lot more sense. I suppose this video is for my American audience. Thanks for the metric equivalent 👍

@@allaboutdiy1375 I find it easier to do the math in metric and then convert to imperial. Might not work for everyone but it’s a fun alternative

Yes, they get bigger and multiply. Also they will have more room and it keeps the bio load down. That means healthier fish and less maintenance. Later I added different species and a huge tank will keep aggression down.

Lol yes they do. Thanks for watching and commenting!