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NexDog · 09/18/2005, 09:11 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by whodah
oooh ooooh, mouseovers w/ popup descriptions!

Haha, I was actually thinking the exact same thing.

wonrib00 · 09/18/2005, 09:15 AM

Joe, where did the exercise machine go? Is that shot around the exercise machine?

Chicago · 09/18/2005, 09:28 AM

great setup and work... nice web page also. wonder what took longer to do the web page of tank.. just kidding.

great work on both.

Bax · 09/18/2005, 11:15 AM

And now, a public service anouncement:

IF YOU HAVE NEVER CLICKED ON weatherson's RED HOUSE AND VISTED HIS WEB PAGE DO SO NOW!!!

Well, what are you waiting for!

Knyght · 09/18/2005, 09:11 PM

Does that have a mad scientists labratory feel to it, or is it just me

Nice work.

melev · 09/18/2005, 10:59 PM

Greg, those are precisely the words I was going to use. That room is simply amazing. Anyone going in there would simply be intimidated by his amazing attention to detail, his level of maintained cleanliness, and the sheer amount & variety of equipment employed.

And I love it.

kozmo02 · 09/19/2005, 12:37 AM

in person its amazing, im one of the lucky ones that has seen it

weatherson · 09/19/2005, 07:23 PM

jarhed: Easy now.

NexDog: I am just too good to you guys.

See the following photo.

Chihuahua6: Do you mean something like a detailed thread with photos and explanations and such? Hmm... where could we find such a thing?

whodah: Get crackin' Mr. Technoboy!

wonrib00: To the new workout room/ex-dining room. We utilized the dining room so little it just made sense.

Chicago: Thanks and they are both ongoing projects so there really is no winner.

Bax, Knyght, melev, kozmo02: Thanks for the kind words. Their appreciated.

OK... the requested labelled photo of the equipment side of the tank for all you equipment/shiny stuff geeks like me.

I left it a slightly large for better detail.

Hef · 09/19/2005, 07:51 PM

This is great.
If I took a photo of my tank, I would label it.....
Tank - Sump -
Spilled water on the floor.
Rusted pair of Pliers
Spilled Flake Food on the Shelf
Misc. Pile of PVC Parts.

Man you are so neat and organized.

Seriously, great job on the setup.

mcdonaldtj · 09/19/2005, 07:54 PM

OK and I thought my garage was crowded LOL. How do you get around in that room hehehe. Very nice

melev · 09/19/2005, 08:03 PM

mcdonaldtj, it is easy to get around in there normally as that text isn't usually there.

Joseph, very nice. I think one arrow is missing for the canister filter, but you pointed out stuff I didn't notice before like the Aqua Controller.

Rawny804 · 09/19/2005, 08:24 PM

man... i never get sick of this post! this guy is a genius!!!

wonrib00 · 09/19/2005, 09:17 PM

Joe, do you have a problem with mildew in your attic from the lightbox exhaust vent out of the hood?

NexDog · 09/19/2005, 09:36 PM

That is so sweeeeeet. But what the heck is a Sinus Valve? Does it help with tank sniffles?

george1098 · 09/19/2005, 10:01 PM

cool

weatherson · 09/19/2005, 10:09 PM

Hef: Thanks. Some say annoying... I say organized.

mcdonaldtj: Actually, because that wall is crowded, the room is quite spacious. Thanks.

melev: Good catch. That teaches me to try and do a graphic too quickly. The photo is now updated with the appropriate arrow.

wonrib00: No, there aren't any mildew issues in my attic. It is very well ventilated, including the almost daily use of our whole-house fan. In addition, the outlets from the lightbox dump out right at one of the many vents that opens to the outside.

NexDog: The sinusoidal valve is essentially a glorified water distribution system. This one has one input and three outputs with an internal drum doing the diverting. Here's a closer look for an added explanation:

george1098: Thanks.

Joseph

NexDog · 09/19/2005, 10:21 PM

So it's like an ON 4-Way?

melev · 09/19/2005, 10:27 PM

I'm pretty sure Joseph built that before we saw the Ocean's Motions device. Regardless of timing, it is a beautiful piece of work, which he made himself - like everything else in his house.

I bet he even mixed up the media that is contained in the sheetrock of his home.

weatherson · 09/19/2005, 10:30 PM

NexDog: Yes, like an Oceans Motions 4-way but mine is a 3-way. No offense to Paul but I think mine is prettier too.

Joseph

weatherson · 09/19/2005, 10:32 PM

Marc: There is no sheet rock in my house. It's all white acrylic!

Joseph

melev · 09/19/2005, 10:33 PM

mrbncal · 09/20/2005, 12:40 AM

I started reading this magnificent post and couldn't stop. The information contained in this thread alone is nothing short of incredible, but then you added the pictures....the pictures are just...I mean ... oh man those unbelievable pictures(is that last one over the top?) Sorry, I know it's a fine line between praise and brown nosing. If you take all the nice things said about your tank and add WOW that's how impressed I am. If it hasn't been done already I'd like to nominate you for something really important . . . you deserve it. Congrats.

waterfaller1 · 09/20/2005, 05:27 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by thewuf

Awesome tank!
Please...what kind of starfish is this?{the red one}

lhoy · 09/20/2005, 06:51 AM

The highly rare and unusal Photoshopus linkia.

Chicago · 09/20/2005, 06:57 AM

i have had bad luck with linkias.. how long did you acclimate them and how. how long have you had them.

any info greatly appreciated.

09/18/2005, 09:28 AM	#428
Chicago Registered Member Join Date: Jun 2000 Location: earth Posts: 3,218	great setup and work... nice web page also. wonder what took longer to do the web page of tank.. just kidding. great work on both. __________________ "If the thunder don't get you then the lightning will" ..famous poet.. Current Tank Info: 500 gal starphire, reef sps dominated, 40 plus fish, 300 gallon sump in basement below, reeftek calcium reactor, reeftek kalkwasser reactor, lifeguard fluidized filter for rowaphose, 4 400MH 10k xm, 2 160 vho super attinic, DYI 50 gallon denitrator

09/18/2005, 11:15 AM	#429
Bax Premium Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: New Jersey Posts: 5,619	And now, a public service anouncement: IF YOU HAVE NEVER CLICKED ON weatherson's RED HOUSE AND VISTED HIS WEB PAGE DO SO NOW!!! Well, what are you waiting for! __________________ 150 gallon Perfecto with 1500 gph GH overflow / DIY stand-wine bar / Dart Return / SRO XP3000 Ext skimmer / 75 g frag / 40 g fuge / 40 g DIY sump / Orphek P156 & Kessil 150A Current Tank Info: 150 DT/ 40B fuge/ 75g frag/ 40 g sump/ SRO XP 3000 Ext/ TUNZEs & VorTechs circulation/Dart return/ MTC Pro Cal/ UV & Oz

09/18/2005, 09:11 PM	#430
Knyght Registered Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Oklahoma Posts: 1,536	Does that have a mad scientists labratory feel to it, or is it just me Nice work. __________________ Life is Tough, But It's Tougher if You're Stupid --John Wayne Freedom is Flying Go Spurs!!!!!!!!!

09/19/2005, 08:24 PM	#437
Rawny804 Registered Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Norman/OKC/Tulsa Posts: 104	man... i never get sick of this post! this guy is a genius!!! __________________ 15g Long AGA 70w HQI MH 14K astralux bulb 32wx2 CSL PC (2 - 03 Atinics) MJ606 PH (x2) AC110 DIY Fuge Hagen 50w Heater Current Tank Info: 15g long

09/19/2005, 09:36 PM	#439
NexDog Snail Killer Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Kyushu, Japan Posts: 4,804	That is so sweeeeeet. But what the heck is a Sinus Valve? Does it help with tank sniffles? __________________ Laurence Flynn 340g In-Wall Envision Tank and 150g Sump. Current Tank Info: Deltec 902, PFO hood with 3x400w Radium 20k and 4x96w PC's. Hammerhead closed loop - and 2 x Tunze 6105 (and Vortech still sucks).

09/18/2005, 09:15 AM	#427
wonrib00 Registered Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Salinas CA Posts: 842	Joe, where did the exercise machine go? Is that shot around the exercise machine?

09/18/2005, 10:59 PM	#431
melev Moved On Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Ft Worth, Tx Posts: 43,217	Greg, those are precisely the words I was going to use. That room is simply amazing. Anyone going in there would simply be intimidated by his amazing attention to detail, his level of maintained cleanliness, and the sheer amount & variety of equipment employed. And I love it.

09/19/2005, 12:37 AM	#432
kozmo02 Premium Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Clovis, CA Posts: 5,123	in person its amazing, im one of the lucky ones that has seen it

09/19/2005, 07:23 PM	#433
weatherson Premium Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: California Posts: 2,022	jarhed: Easy now. NexDog: I am just too good to you guys. See the following photo. Chihuahua6: Do you mean something like a detailed thread with photos and explanations and such? Hmm... where could we find such a thing? whodah: Get crackin' Mr. Technoboy! wonrib00: To the new workout room/ex-dining room. We utilized the dining room so little it just made sense. Chicago: Thanks and they are both ongoing projects so there really is no winner. Bax, Knyght, melev, kozmo02: Thanks for the kind words. Their appreciated. OK... the requested labelled photo of the equipment side of the tank for all you equipment/shiny stuff geeks like me. I left it a slightly large for better detail.

09/19/2005, 07:51 PM	#434
Hef Premium Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Fair Haven NJ Posts: 2,291	This is great. If I took a photo of my tank, I would label it..... Tank - Sump - Spilled water on the floor. Rusted pair of Pliers Spilled Flake Food on the Shelf Misc. Pile of PVC Parts. Man you are so neat and organized. Seriously, great job on the setup.

09/19/2005, 07:54 PM	#435
mcdonaldtj Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: San Diego Ca Posts: 153	OK and I thought my garage was crowded LOL. How do you get around in that room hehehe. Very nice

09/19/2005, 08:03 PM	#436
melev Moved On Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Ft Worth, Tx Posts: 43,217	mcdonaldtj, it is easy to get around in there normally as that text isn't usually there. Joseph, very nice. I think one arrow is missing for the canister filter, but you pointed out stuff I didn't notice before like the Aqua Controller.

09/19/2005, 09:17 PM	#438
wonrib00 Registered Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Salinas CA Posts: 842	Joe, do you have a problem with mildew in your attic from the lightbox exhaust vent out of the hood?

09/19/2005, 10:01 PM	#440
george1098 Registered Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Halifax NS Canada Posts: 1,336	cool __________________ I'm not as think as you stupid i am Current Tank Info: None at the moment

09/19/2005, 10:09 PM	#441
weatherson Premium Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: California Posts: 2,022	Hef: Thanks. Some say annoying... I say organized. mcdonaldtj: Actually, because that wall is crowded, the room is quite spacious. Thanks. melev: Good catch. That teaches me to try and do a graphic too quickly. The photo is now updated with the appropriate arrow. wonrib00: No, there aren't any mildew issues in my attic. It is very well ventilated, including the almost daily use of our whole-house fan. In addition, the outlets from the lightbox dump out right at one of the many vents that opens to the outside. NexDog: The sinusoidal valve is essentially a glorified water distribution system. This one has one input and three outputs with an internal drum doing the diverting. Here's a closer look for an added explanation: george1098: Thanks. Joseph

09/19/2005, 10:21 PM	#442
NexDog Snail Killer Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Kyushu, Japan Posts: 4,804	So it's like an ON 4-Way? __________________ Laurence Flynn 340g In-Wall Envision Tank and 150g Sump. Current Tank Info: Deltec 902, PFO hood with 3x400w Radium 20k and 4x96w PC's. Hammerhead closed loop - and 2 x Tunze 6105 (and Vortech still sucks).

09/19/2005, 10:27 PM	#443
melev Moved On Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Ft Worth, Tx Posts: 43,217	I'm pretty sure Joseph built that before we saw the Ocean's Motions device. Regardless of timing, it is a beautiful piece of work, which he made himself - like everything else in his house. I bet he even mixed up the media that is contained in the sheetrock of his home.

09/19/2005, 10:30 PM	#444
weatherson Premium Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: California Posts: 2,022	NexDog: Yes, like an Oceans Motions 4-way but mine is a 3-way. No offense to Paul but I think mine is prettier too. Joseph

09/19/2005, 10:32 PM	#445
weatherson Premium Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: California Posts: 2,022	Marc: There is no sheet rock in my house. It's all white acrylic! Joseph

09/19/2005, 10:33 PM	#446
melev Moved On Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Ft Worth, Tx Posts: 43,217

09/20/2005, 12:40 AM	#447
mrbncal Registered Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Redding Posts: 677	I started reading this magnificent post and couldn't stop. The information contained in this thread alone is nothing short of incredible, but then you added the pictures....the pictures are just...I mean ... oh man those unbelievable pictures(is that last one over the top?) Sorry, I know it's a fine line between praise and brown nosing. If you take all the nice things said about your tank and add WOW that's how impressed I am. If it hasn't been done already I'd like to nominate you for something really important . . . you deserve it. Congrats. __________________ Mike Current Tank Info: 75 RR AGA, OceanRevive LED w/ 2 t5, DIY Algae Scrubber filter

09/20/2005, 06:51 AM	#449
lhoy Premium Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Georgetown, TX Posts: 431	The highly rare and unusal Photoshopus linkia. __________________ I'm not A.D.D., I'm just . . . Hey look, a Squirrel! Current Tank Info: 34 Gallon Current Solana, (2) Tunze Nanostreams 6025, (1) Koralia Nano, Current Outer Orbit 150 Watt X 2 65 Watt PC, Current Prime 1/10th Chiller, Soon to be upgraded Skimmer

09/20/2005, 06:57 AM	#450
Chicago Registered Member Join Date: Jun 2000 Location: earth Posts: 3,218	i have had bad luck with linkias.. how long did you acclimate them and how. how long have you had them. any info greatly appreciated. __________________ "If the thunder don't get you then the lightning will" ..famous poet.. Current Tank Info: 500 gal starphire, reef sps dominated, 40 plus fish, 300 gallon sump in basement below, reeftek calcium reactor, reeftek kalkwasser reactor, lifeguard fluidized filter for rowaphose, 4 400MH 10k xm, 2 160 vho super attinic, DYI 50 gallon denitrator