Finally have the chance to have a In wall tank, should I do it

marinerules · 02/23/2010, 03:29 PM

I am moving into a house , that has a large closet between the rooms, I am w thinking about having a in wall 75 gallon aquarium , with standard trim work around the aquarium

ive always seen pictures here and have always wanted a in wall aquarium

footballdude2k3 · 02/23/2010, 03:30 PM

dont ask us what you want

ChadTheSpike · 02/23/2010, 03:31 PM

Sounds like the answer is obvious!!!

Of course you should do it!

d2mini · 02/23/2010, 03:43 PM

I would only do it if there was plenty of space behind it for a dedicated fish room. Room. With plenty of space for equipment, storage, work tables, frag tank, etc. Not a tiny cramped closet.

ChuckG · 02/23/2010, 05:16 PM

Just my preference but i would only go inwall for something that had a much large front viewing pane say 150+ gallons. When you loose the side views from the normal viewing area i'd be afraid the tank might look too small.

02/23/2010, 03:29 PM	#1
marinerules Registered Member Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Paragould Arkansas Posts: 2,219	Finally have the chance to have a In wall tank, should I do it I am moving into a house , that has a large closet between the rooms, I am w thinking about having a in wall 75 gallon aquarium , with standard trim work around the aquarium ive always seen pictures here and have always wanted a in wall aquarium __________________ Looking at purchasing a good SLR camera within the next year, under $1000, any suggestions , email me Current Tank Info: 75 gallon damsels tank , 300 gallon predator fowlr tank

02/23/2010, 03:31 PM	#3
ChadTheSpike Reef Engineer Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Washington DC Posts: 1,526 Blog Entries: 1	Sounds like the answer is obvious!!! Of course you should do it! __________________ ~Chad "Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies." Current Tank Info: 195 gallons of fun

02/23/2010, 03:43 PM	#4
d2mini Registered Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 10,344	I would only do it if there was plenty of space behind it for a dedicated fish room. Room. With plenty of space for equipment, storage, work tables, frag tank, etc. Not a tiny cramped closet. __________________ -dennis Elos Diamond 120xl \| Elos Stand \| Radion G4 Pros \| GHL Profilux Controller \| LifeReef Skimmer \| LifeReef Sump Photos taken with a Nikon D750 or Leica M.

02/23/2010, 03:30 PM	#2
footballdude2k3 Registered Member. Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: San Antonio, Texas Posts: 1,974	dont ask us what you want

02/23/2010, 05:16 PM	#5
ChuckG Registered Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Batavia, Il Posts: 647	Just my preference but i would only go inwall for something that had a much large front viewing pane say 150+ gallons. When you loose the side views from the normal viewing area i'd be afraid the tank might look too small.