With the limited space under the tank I'm thinking 3 or 4 dc pumps if I do closed loop. Which I'm thinking I will do.Awesome build, I think with peninsula style tank you gotta go closed loop! Gonna look awesome and no ugly power heads in a way.
Just make sure to drill tank for schedule 80 bulkheads
Can’t wait to see this tank when it’s fully setup.
I’m wondering what pumps are you planning to use?
I was thinking 3 to 4 DC pumps since I'm limited on spaceAwesome build, I think with peninsula style tank you gotta go closed loop! Gonna look awesome and no ugly power heads in a way.
Just make sure to drill tank for schedule 80 bulkheads
Can’t wait to see this tank when it’s fully setup.
I’m wondering what pumps are you planning to use?
Definately following along with this one, are you planning on installing a bar ledge along the kitchen side of the tank? Looks like you have enough room for one and it would make for some great viewing opportunities
It's still up for debateAnother peninsula closed loop, I LOVE IT!! though it's slightly bigger than mine
I recently set up a peninsula myself for the first time, and it’s by far my favorite tank orientation! It’s like having 3 aquascapes in one!
Got the budget for the reef tank but your drinking doctor thunder. Is everything ok? LolSo the paper has been a real pain on removing but slowly but surely getting there
Lol yea it was that or drink my own urine to get a big tank. We had our sons birthday here and it was left here by one of the moms. We are on Georgia, it's all about Mountain Dew here. Or sweet tea.
Would you do returns in the rock workI think it is a perfect solution as power heads on any of the three viewing sides are less than ideal. I also use a “closed loop” on my return as described by Calfo.
My wife is more involved in the hobby than I most the time, it's a blessing and curse at the same time. More involved means more spent...That’s a wonderful wife you have there! If I wanted to this I would really get the “are you crazy look”
