we call it "Common Dream" 4,022 gallons

I want transpond a tank of my friend in China, the reason for me to post it here is just want share the amazing work he had done and we call it “Common dream”. And his name is “China RenLi”, and he is very pleasure to share it with us.

The tank size is 3.5 meter long, 2.9 meter wide, and 1.5 meter high=15.2 cube ???? gallon??
And the filter poor is 2.1m*1.05m*1.2m

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I may take some time to post it, just be patience. Enjoy it!!!!


The tank will be right in the center of this room.
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This is the filter poor. 2m*1m*1.5m
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can you guys see the pics?

Now let go and pick up some rocks to make it Africa!!!!!

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Okay, those look good.

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Closer view. A lot of hole for the fish.


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WOW WOW WOW WOW!!!!!!!! that is going to look soooooooo coooool! do you know how many gallon it will be when he is finished??? I love the rocks and how they are all setup..... looks so sharp...

One day, when I win the lottery i will do cool stuff like this too.

Amazing!!! Thank you for sharing. I can't wait to see it finished.

amazing setup.wish i could build a house tank (ahh dreams)

Love it very cool. I also like that rock, never seen that type before..

My only question is if the motor/pump fails, then what??

So the measurements on that are 11' 5" x 9' 6" x 5' = 4056 gallons

Very nice. But putting those picks up without seeing the final result, is like giving us a birthday cake with nothing on it. LOL. Cant wait to see the final growth of it and the water in it.

sandnuka wrote:WOW WOW WOW WOW!!!!!!!! that is going to look soooooooo coooool! do you know how many gallon it will be when he is finished??? I love the rocks and how they are all setup..... looks so sharp...

One day, when I win the lottery i will do cool stuff like this too.

madness just measure that, 4056 gallons
haha

JimA wrote: Love it very cool. I also like that rock, never seen that type before..

My only question is if the motor/pump fails, then what??

yea, they change a quite powerful filter, i will upload some pic later

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Holy crap!!! Freaking amazing.

Nice. Pics 1 and 2 would be fishnvw favorite, the rock formation in those two pics on the far right, look like a SKULL.

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Need more powerful bump

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Still need more powerful.
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Ok so this comment is directed at VW, If no actual skull is in the tank is it still acceptable to have a rock formation that looks like a skull?
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The one to the right of the picture totally looks like a skull. Makes it look tough!

madness wrote:Nice. Pics 1 and 2 would be fishnvw favorite, the rock formation in those two pics on the far right, look like a SKULL.

Yep, we need VW's thought on that...

DMD123 wrote:Ok so this comment is directed at VW, If no actual skull is in the tank is it still acceptable to have a rock formation that looks like a skull?
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The one to the right of the picture totally looks like a skull. Makes it look tough!

oh man, i get you. haha

OH YEAH!!! Great eyes guys, totaly tough!!! That dude is my freakin hero. That skull could consume a small child with ease.

EvanDu wrote:
The tank size is 3.5 meter long, 2.9 meter wide, and 1.5 meter high=15.2 cube ???? gallon??
And the filter poor is 2.1m*1.05m*1.2m

I dont know if this was addressed yet but converted to inches it is:
137.79 x 114.17 x 59.05 or about 4,022 gallons!

Forgot to add, that is a lot of guppies or one giant betta tank!

WOW! That is absolutely amazing!

DMD123 wrote:Forgot to add, that is a lot of guppies or one giant betta tank!

what would you put in and it looks like its laughing

4022 guppies and one giant betta!

If we follow the 1" per gallon rule it would be overstocked with the giant betta but we could make it work by over-filtering and heavy water changes.

pricetag on this little weekend project?

Zerc wrote:pricetag on this little weekend project?

In my case the cost would involve a divorce....

lolz good luck cleaning that sucker.. i think thatd be one of those tanks i pay someone else to clean for me. also when those africans start digging i think u may be in trouble. either way that is one MASSIVE tank that i would love to own. also.. if he does wanna go africans id suggest not getting more then one of each particular genus. in something that large controlling breeding could become quite the task anyways keep those pics coming that is one stellar setup.

Thanks for sharing evan that tank is amazing!!

Anthraxx wrote:lolz good luck cleaning that sucker.. i think thatd be one of those tanks i pay someone else to clean for me. also when those africans start digging i think u may be in trouble. either way that is one MASSIVE tank that i would love to own. also.. if he does wanna go africans id suggest not getting more then one of each particular genus. in something that large controlling breeding could become quite the task anyways keep those pics coming that is one stellar setup.

yea, but tank is fully cycling. and it adds new water and out the tank water to the outside poor, which has koi and turtle in it. and then the water in the outside poor is for the garden.

so it's pretty much work for recycling the water.

seattle23 wrote:Thanks for sharing evan that tank is amazing!!

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