Thanks for sharing your design of this fish rack system. I am thinking maybe we could drill the holes for overflowing at the bottom of each glass fish tank so we run the pipes completely inside the rack and under each layer. Then we dont' need to leave a gap between the fish rack and the wall behind for any maintenance work. So we can put the fish rack immediate close to the wall and save more floor area in the fish room.
Thanks for the video, I was wondering, what airpump should I buy to support about 6 tanks? And whats the average air power needed for each tank. (Im gonna use sponge filters for each tank)
Best thing to do is , check how many liters of air you need for each tank and what size air filter will work. Then add the liters up for each tank and get a pump that can do it. Have a look at Tech den if you in Australia.
great looking fish room
Glad you like it. Thank you.
Hey mate, if you want to get rid of the bending from the water I just double up the MDF board. Reduces it a lot, I also use the Rack it stuff.
Thank you for the suggestion.
Thanks for sharing your design of this fish rack system. I am thinking maybe we could drill the holes for overflowing at the bottom of each glass fish tank so we run the pipes completely inside the rack and under each layer. Then we dont' need to leave a gap between the fish rack and the wall behind for any maintenance work. So we can put the fish rack immediate close to the wall and save more floor area in the fish room.
That's a great idea!
Thanks for the video, I was wondering, what airpump should I buy to support about 6 tanks? And whats the average air power needed for each tank. (Im gonna use sponge filters for each tank)
He’s running a venturi style no pump needed
Best thing to do is , check how many liters of air you need for each tank and what size air filter will work. Then add the liters up for each tank and get a pump that can do it. Have a look at Tech den if you in Australia.
@@GeneCraftExotics thank you I will!