Thanks for the visit

When the 450g tank is back running, I consider a few cool tankmates for him..

1 Red Oscar and 1 Tiger Oscar

It simply allows water to pass through filter pads and then travel through media from bottom and top.

@ the water would never go that high in your sump to go over the top of those sponges so if the water gets that high your top of the sponges are just basically sitting in the water instead of the water transferring through them. Those two pieces of glass should always be set to the water travels under one and goes over the other or goes over the first one and underneath the second one therefore, forcing the water to actually transfer through all the media.

Actually the 660g system isnt repaired yet. Im gathering all needed parts and about to get it resolved. I will do video of the issue and video of repair.

Thanks for thought.. I had those for a while.. Lots of repair stuff already. A few weeks still to be fixed.

Tigers Blood !

Thanks for thoughts. I will process for a couple days and start the repair. Im confident it will turn out well, but wish the lost fish were still able to put back.😞

Deciding if Im gonna make some changes ??

@@FreeSwimmer Yeah now would be the perfect time to do it! 😊

Well, apparently the fish in tub werent happy. I had to work today and get aquarium and some misc to move tub fish. Either lack of oxygen or residual cleaners got to them. Out of 10 only 3 made it. Very sad day. I put the 2 Oscars and Rhino Pleco in the 300g too, for now. I brought home a 150g tank for them yo hold out in. I think I will do a new seal in the 150g and set it up, after taking down the 660g system completely

Exactly.. It all went South today ! I am thinking that whole 660g system is coming down.. I will reseal the 150g I brought home today and set it up wiyh Severum and SDs

Thanks for the visit. I truly enjoy it. The fish have grown into some wild personalities.

Thanks.. Its a very exact fit build, thats glued and screwed and sanded. A 6-7 coating of pond armor. It becomes an unbelievably tough and waterproof membrane. Roughly the thickness of a credit card. I tested a trim piece with 2 coating and a hammer, hitting screwdriver. didnt even make a dent.

No sir.. Im in the deep South

He is getting back to himself

Hello. Its 13ml thick, float glass w/beveled edges. Its 8ft wide x 2ft high.

Thank you I just unsure what glass or size just in beginning planning stage researching info thank you

Could I get the full measurements of your tank???

Hello.. Im going to do some videos soon. I completely cleaned and rustproofed and painted under car.I had all new American Autowire installed. Ive replaced steering and core support and inner wheel wells and all frontend and frame bushings. The engine is about to be assembled. Ive got the TH350 Tranny completely rebuilt and a new 3200rpm stall converter. Im taking out the stock 12 bolt rear and putting in a Quick Performance, Ford 9inch rear, that is being shipped in a week. Ill do an unboxing. I have all interior parts and shifter in spare room. Still lots to do. Thanks for asking !

Yes its a plywood stand. 👍 Well the top is.

Agree. They are beautiful fish. They can stand their ground too.

Definitely post video

@@FreeSwimmer oh for sure! I’m slowly getting the 3rd video together!! The heat in Michigan has been too hot lol like 100 out!! So my fish room is way too hot! 🤣

Hello. Yes, the kit tells how much coverage at said thickness. I like 2-3 extra layers and extra for touch up.. I actually experimented with 1st kit, many years ago. I laid 1 heavy coat on an unprepped plywood board. 8 inch x 8 inch. I let it cure for 24 hours and man was that tough. A screwdriver and hammer could barely dent it. I think it wouldve held water like that, just fine. Im just a 6 coating kinda guy.

@@FreeSwimmer oh okay awesome I didn't see it before. And that's great, thank you so much and especially thanks for sharing these vids!

It is a 150/70 B18 Michelin Commander

I laid the 1" high density foam under all my builds.. Even the 1200g system. Its a habit I have.. I cannot say its actually needed with a big plywood build. The walls are less likely to come apart.. I simply like it that way. Its an extra $30 bucks maybe ?

@FreeSwimmer yeah I see, the 30 is not the problem it's lifting up the tank to get the Styrofoam underneath.

It seems sad for him, however none of the others have any interest in him. So he can be the boss of the sand lol

No. I hadnt heard that. Seems kinda sad. They have always had good lasting and fair price parts.