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They’re recommending Naturas on a 5 foot tall tank? Seems off…I'm talking to orphec right now, they recommend the Natura. But they are getting the creator of the lights opinion.
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They’re recommending Naturas on a 5 foot tall tank? Seems off…I'm talking to orphec right now, they recommend the Natura. But they are getting the creator of the lights opinion.
Yeah, no. The naturas are just not powerful enough to reach 5' deep again. I find it hard to believe they would recommend the Naturas must have talked to someone wanting to make a sale and not thinking whats best for this application. The Amazonia's would be the better choice but looking at the specs I am not 100% sure those would penetrate deep enough.They’re recommending Naturas on a 5 foot tall tank? Seems off…
agree-5 feet deep is INSANE. You will be biting off way more than you can chew. I'm assuming money isnt a factor here as well. 200 is a challenge with a good deal of time and effort- 2000 is for professionals.Why would you want a 5ft tall tank that’s only 7ft long? I think you would relieve tons of headaches by just making it a more manageable 3ft tall. It would look better IMO too.
things that will never happen lol, sorry bud this is a silly pipe dream. Someone needs to talk some sense into you, you're 17, this is not a project to take on now. You've got so much more to learn before you're ready for this.
I would rather have it less wide, and less long than shorter.agree-5 feet deep is INSANE. You will be biting off way more than you can chew. I'm assuming money isnt a factor here as well. 200 is a challenge with a good deal of time and effort- 2000 is for professionals.
the point is right there buddy, you don't actually have any clue about running a tank this large, nevermind the fact that's its not even your own home. You're about to spend a bunch of money, seemingly not your own, to build a massive aquarium in your parents home.Um.... ok... I think. Don't understand your point, but sure.
at least you’re doing something right with parking your money in that index fund. Respect.I am not using student loans for college, my dad saved up money since I was born for all 3 of us (me and 2 brothers). The fish tank money is weird story but don't really worry about it. I also have plenty of my own hard earned cash saved in s&p 500 for later down the road.
It’s entertaining more than anything! I wish him the best of luck and would love to see it a reality some day! Like you said it’s 100k easily if it’s all fully automated! I don’t see that happening but who knows, maybe polo is his uncle haha!the point is right there buddy, you don't actually have any clue about running a tank this large, nevermind the fact that's its not even your own home. You're about to spend a bunch of money, seemingly not your own, to build a massive aquarium in your parents home.
You are disregarding some serious issues here, like the floor the tank is sitting on for example. I know you said your dad said "it would be fine" but it certainly won't be fine.
You don't seem to have a good grasp on reefing in general, or the equipment required to actually succeed with a tank this size. You're realistically looking at $100k+ to actually get this thing running.
Sorry man, but I really think you should take a step back and chill for a bit, you're getting ahead of yourself. This is not your home, its clear it's your passion, which is great, but do it once you have a home of your own. Just focus on school and making enough money of your own, to then buy your own house, and buy your own huge aquarium.
TBH, it feels like you're already in over your head.
I saw that, thank you. The video seams looks like it's for fresh water. Also doesn't seem enough power. Definitely some inspiration. I'm not sure if i can make it, also considering 1 amazoa960 is ≈1k it's not too bad.also i dmed u
40the real question is how many tangs you can put in there