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10-14-2011, 09:28 PM #11
How about four 48" wide tanks, such as 75 gallons?
Or a couple of 72" wide tanks, such as 125-150 gallons?
Your real limit on a long tank will be the length of glass your local glass supply shop can order in. That will be some standard length at a reasonable price, or a custom length at some not very reasonable price.
Sounds like fun for someone who can afford it. I look forward to seeing pictures in a couple of years.
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10-14-2011, 09:49 PM #12
O2!
You'd have great oxygen dissolution with that much surface area! Live plants would really thrive if you can get the right light hood over a behemoth like that. If you can, I'd suspend the lights from the ceiling, rather than using a glass cover, to maximize the benefit from surface area. I would also plan on some shrimp to help keep all of that gravel clean for you. I've always been a fan of long and shallow tanks, but then again, all of the interesting species are at the bottom of the water column, right?





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