This aquarium is 4 meters long 1.5m x 1.5m and about 1600 gallons.

We still have to add 100 Erio and 50 Downoi which just came in today.
They will fill in the bare spots.
The tank has just been set up and had a few hours to clear.

Regards,
Tom Barr

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The person is about 1.5 meters away from the tank

Hi Tom, I'm glad to read you in this forum

Compliments for this beautiful tank

Best Regards

Claudio

Hi Tom, what a gigantic tank
You know what? too bad that the picture does not enlarge when clicking on it !?!? In this way it is quite difficult to appreciate details ...this said, I'm impressed []

Bye,
Mario

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Originally posted by Plantbrain

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The person is about 1.5 meters away from the tank

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This way, it is astonishing

I'd like to dive in

Yes, the pic does not do the tank justice.
It is much larger than it looks here.

There is a 700 Gallon RO reservior.
A 400 gallon sump
4 high flow bag mechinical filters, 500w UV, dual pumps and plumbing lines, 6 ft tall fluidized bed filter, 4 Beetle bubbkle counters, 2 3/4 mazzii venturi valves supplying CO2, 2 x ADA Beetle 50's, the stocking fish list is far beyond anything ADA has ever done.

The client is uinterested in doing some rather topugher plants as well.

The tank is about the same size as the ADA tank at Amano's home.
That tank is much easier to deal with and has fewer fish.
White gravel foreground!!

This has Erio's, Dowoni, Hair grass, about 8 sq ft of HC and Crypt parva.

A good amount of stem plants, but the back is fairly low mainteance plants that will not break the surface but will come close,.

Tank is finally growing well and ther owner has stopped fiddling/meddling with it too much.

We want to get it right before we add fish.

They will go in a few days from now.
It'll take 1-2 months to stock them slowly.

Regards,
Tom Barr

Here's some more

See if you can find that rock in the tank, it's 200lbs, about 90-100kg! It's in the middle.

Full tank shots are hard, you lose all the detail.

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Full tank shots are hard, you lose all the detail.

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That was my point.
These ones are great, and colours are so nice []
Thanks for posting these pics

Ciao,
Mario