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six gallon contents on this side 20
gallon contents over on this side see
what these do
they can't fit in this 20 gallon anymore
all right you can see what i'm doing
here i'm emptying this 75 gallon i took
the live rock i have the heater in here
and i'm putting everything inside here
this is a 50 gallon or 44 gallon so i
need to get the other containers
to hold most of this water and my bro's
coming over
in a little bit i'm going to remove this
i already got the computer and stuff off
this is going down here temporarily
and then we're going to move the tank up
here i put some trusses in here
on either side you can see one here it
goes back
this is firm if you look underneath this
is a very
sturdy
well-built solid oak table so i'm not
really concerned about this holding the
weight most of the weight will be on the
ends
and the weight will distribute down the
legs it's not going to distribute in the
center as much it is on the legs so
that's the strongest area and that's why
i've reinforced from any kind of shaking
this isn't moving anywhere
all right
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okay as you can see here i just have
these rocks resting on each other
and what i'm going to do is take them
out
and use the cement
to cement them together in a position
that i feel aesthetically will look good
20 gallon piece will go in there
and the six gallon will come over here
so let's take these out and i'll start
cementing them
these blocks are merely to
support the structure i want to go out i
don't want everything to be on the
bottom glass i'm going to mix up the e
marco cement i add this contents with
the cement and i mix it up and you'll
see what that looks like what i have in
here is salt water i'll spray it down if
i think i need to
all right
ready to get going
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what i'm going to do is place some on
here because i know that's where it was
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all right let's let it dry and see what
it looks like
that's kind of a cool shot
of the studio coming down the hall
here's the pump for the skimmer
i have the electrical right here
i move the ato over
and this is the reservoir for the
skimmer down below
and there you have it
that's it
and this is coming out soon man this is
big
all right
as long as i don't bump it on anything
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look at that guys
see it's resting now not wobbling
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awesome
i'm not gonna mess with it just so you
know
six gallon contents on this side
20 gallon contents over on this side
so it's going to be three separate
islands but kind of closer together with
the room behind
and on the sides and i am getting sand
so i'm gonna put some sand down in the
middle it's gonna be nice
and dry it up
all right
and see not too much residue see the
reflection of the tan what i wanted to
show you is not so much residue
if you let the cement dry
a lot of it doesn't come off i've used
this cement before
and put it in within 15 minutes and more
of the cementitious stuff comes off and
floats in the water but it's still quite
clear
for you new guys you want to keep the
bottom
free of live rock as much as possible
so you can see it's only touching in
this one area and because i
cemented them on the sides
like this
it balances it so i don't need any
support on the ends
and some nice sand coming up in here
around there gonna look nice
all right pretty cool right
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all right
one last look at the old six
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you