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  • Aquarium Project at Indiana State University

    Hello Gents' (and ladies)
    I'm working on a pretty large aquarium project at Indiana State University is good ole' Terre Haute, Indiana. We've busted three holes in the wall of the science building here. framed them out all nice and neat and will be adding aquariums to two of the openings and a television to the middle one. One tank will be filled with deciduous freshwater organisms.. probably along the lines of a terrarium.. The other (cooler) one will be a reef tank. I am heading up The setup design and maintenance of the aquariums. We've set up a website documenting the process and will be updating it as often as possible. We've also included a need and want list.. you may disregard as i'm sure most of you will never see this tank in person..(unless of course you really want to help out :icon_mrgr ) I am also aware in advance that some of the prices are high.. the prices are that from a local fish store in our area, they're a bit high! nonetheless let me know what you guys think! thanks
    Brion
    ISU aquarium website
    Last edited by Brion; 09-09-2005, 02:13 PM.
    125gal SPS reef w/55gal prop-tank/sump
    Paleoceanography lab

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    talk about a well build stand

    nice project, no doubt,

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    • #3
      yes, we built the stands so they'd hold the truck the tanks will come in on!!! :destroy:
      125gal SPS reef w/55gal prop-tank/sump
      Paleoceanography lab

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      • #4
        You are right, those stands wont budge with an earthquake!! Great job and keep us updated. Cant wait to see the final result.

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        • #5
          here is another one,

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          • #6
            Brion, just curious how much those sinks are. And do you get them from Home Depot? I think i need one now.

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            • #7
              Wow that is one heck of a fish list. Brion, when the tank has been up and running for awhile I could possible give u a few sps frags.. I know that is DEF down the line but I would like to have a few of my pieces displayed in your tank.. Maybe I could even deliver them when I am coming over to Scotts at www.evolutionaquatics.com
              Last edited by gqjeff; 09-09-2005, 03:36 PM.

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              • #8
                I'd be sure those 2 x 6's planks on the top have plenty of screw in them to hold them flat. You'd be amazed at what they can do when/if the warp from the moisture.

                If they set up a Paypal account I'd be willing to send a small donation. It needs to come out of the fish fund and not go through the CFO.

                SteveU
                “People are very open-minded about new things - as long as they're exactly like the old ones.”
                ...Charles F. Kettering

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                • #9
                  Brion, just curious how much those sinks are. And do you get them from Home Depot? I think i need one now.
                  The sinks are cheap... not sure exactly on the cost.. i sent someone else with some grant monet to get one.. it a simple laundry sink you could probably get one for about $40 i believe they got this one from Menards


                  Wow that is one heck of a fish list. Brion, when the tank has been up and running for awhile I could possible give u a few sps frags.. I know that is DEF down the line but I would like to have a few of my pieces displayed in your tank.. Maybe I could even del them when I am coing over to Scotts at www.evolutionaquatics.com
                  Yeah this fish list is huge.. as we get requests for certain fish or organisms the list will shorten as the husbandry changes so not all of those fish are going to be incorporated into this tank ..if it were up to me i'd have only coral in the tank.. And some coral frags for the tank would be awesome.. some of those colorful buggers of yours would be a welcome addition

                  I'd be sure those 2 x 6's planks on the top have plenty of screw in them to hold them flat. You'd be amazed at what they can do when/if the warp from the moisture.

                  If they set up a Paypal account I'd be willing to send a small donation. It needs to come out of the fish fund and not go through the CFO.

                  SteveU
                  The thing is built like a tank.. lots of screws... :horny: ... i will def. check about getting a paypal account...let you know soon.
                  125gal SPS reef w/55gal prop-tank/sump
                  Paleoceanography lab

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                  • #10
                    cant wait to see more pics
                    Nick
                    180G SPS Mainly
                    10 Bulb T5 Starfire
                    Calcium Reactor
                    3 Tunze 6105's
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                    • #11
                      it's been a while i've been busy!!!! anyway there are some new pics on the website. kindof gives you some ideas as to where i'm going with the project.
                      Brion
                      125gal SPS reef w/55gal prop-tank/sump
                      Paleoceanography lab

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Brion
                        it's been a while i've been busy!!!! anyway there are some new pics on the website. kindof gives you some ideas as to where i'm going with the project.
                        Brion
                        hey ding dong you forgot to post the pics ..

                        Thanks again for the help yesterday bro!

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                        • #13
                          Here are the pictures









                          G.Alexander

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                          • #14
                            sorry scott I know how much strain it puts on you to click those links... anyway thanks for posting the pics G.


                            And scott, anytime man just let me know.
                            125gal SPS reef w/55gal prop-tank/sump
                            Paleoceanography lab

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by Brion
                              sorry scott I know how much strain it puts on you to click those links... anyway thanks for posting the pics G.


                              And scott, anytime man just let me know.
                              man those links werent there, I dont mind clicking, I would have fixed them for you..

                              See you next week ..

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