Can someone please link me to the guy's huge basement setup?

[0db]

I haven't seen it for months, it was a huge concrete reef setup, had photos of the owner diving in his tank to clean the glass... can't find it for the life of me.

 

[Anonymous]

I believe he took the tank down, though I'm not certain.

 

[0db]

it was Mr. 4000 I think, his site appears to be gone, perhaps the tank is as well. bummer.

 

[Len]

npaden has a massive shed refugium/sump

 

[Anonymous]

I thought it was Mr. 2000 :?

I think his site is down, and he quit the hobby.

 

[Anonymous]

Here he is:

http://web.archive.org/web/200307131557 ... 00010_.jpg

The tank is down, but he posts on the boards occasionally.

 

[reefland]

He had such humidy problems that it caused physical damage to the house itself. He took the tank down.

 

[RobertoVespucci]

Uh, there is another one.

Google TankZilla 2 and 3.

 

[Anonymous]

Uh, there is another one.

Google TankZilla 2 and 3.

Just Zilla. Kevin Carpenter's tanks.

 

[Anonymous]

Don't think this is what you were thinking of but here is a link to a 1700 g shark tank the guy built in his basement.

http://www.cichlid-forum.com/articles/d ... tank_1.php

 

[Anonymous]

and here is a picture of him cleaning the tank.

http://groups.msn.com/TheSharkTank/shoe ... PhotoID=56

 

[Anonymous]

pity that some still think that tanks as pathetically small as that are appropo for sharks

 

[Anonymous]

Yah Mr.4000 posted over at reefcentral's large tank forum a while back. It wasn't in his basement but in an actual room I though. Anyways yah he had massive humidity problems and made a mention of his walls literally dripping with water every morning which lead to mold/mildew issues.

 

[Anonymous]

Poor bastiage.

Louey