Dream 180!

sadams

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KChristensen, I just thought I'd share my similar "expansive" Fish room :) aka Hobbit Hole, its a bit tight and i hit my head but all that was left over in our basement :) I put a clothes washer drain in and its nice and convenient when making RO water (wish there was as sink)! Its still in the works, need to get my doser lines cleaned up and clean up some of the wiring and such but.... work in progress (and have to get my tank down stairs). I'll be watching to see what you can do with yours, and what I can copy :) View attachment 17813 View attachment 17814
 

scmountain

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@sadams shoutout to the vented server rack tray!
Any room, no matter the size that is dedicated to fish stuffs is worth its weight in gold! Maybe I am just a hoarder, but under my tank is not enough space haha
 

kchristensen8064

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View attachment 17932 I finally had some time to start working on my sump today. I finished getting it cleaned up, got the brace removed from the center so that my skimmer will have room. Got it resealed and got the baffel in that will separate my ATO reservoir. Hoping to get one or two more baffels in after work everyday this week, so that hopefully I can start on the display next weekend.
 

kchristensen8064

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View attachment 17961 View attachment 17962 Well, I have finally finished up the sump. All baffels are in, and I have most of the equipment test fit in there. This was the hard part. The display is next and is pretty clean, so getting it cleaned up should go relatively fast. I just have to find a way to get it into the house. Then on to plumbing. The scape, and getting this thing wet!
 

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looks good, although you might want to consider adding a piece of plastic or something to protect the drywall in that back corner. Otherwise it will be salt covered in no time I think
 

scmountain

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although you might want to consider adding a piece of plastic or something to protect the drywall in that back corner. Otherwise it will be salt covered in no time I think
Somewhere in my build thread is a pic of how I lined my walls with painters tarps and a staple gun. Slightly ghetto but HIGHLY recommend for saving your drywall.
I know I am king tarp over here lol but are you going to put some kind of water barrier under the sump?
 

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Ya, might also consider putting tile on the floor there. That makes things much easier and not that hard to do the tile
 

kchristensen8064

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I'm needing a favor... Are there any Loveland guys around this weekend or early next week that could help me move my 180 into my house? It's heavy but 2-3 of us could definitely move it I think.
 

kchristensen8064

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My parents live in Greeley, so I always have a reason to head up north.
I've got 2 guys coming by on Sunday morning at 10. That should be enough since we don't have to go far, but if you wanted to come by just in case it's up to you. It should only take about 10 minutes and it'll be done.
 

kchristensen8064

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Thank you @JuanGutz & @Dr.DiSilicate for helping me move my tank in the house this morning! I spent some time getting it cleaned up today. I have some of the plumbing ordered and on the way. Hoping to get most of it plumbed next weekend. Going to spend my evenings this week trying to get the rockscape figured out and the sand in. Hopefully I will have this wet next week sometime. View attachment 18024
 
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