135 gal. in wall Tanginyikan tank.

Can't see the pics, Jimmy. You have to be logged in to see them.

I remember the pictures when you were in the process of setting it up though; it was a very nice project!

OK , Ill find the pics.
This is a condenced recap of the project.

Awesome job Jimmy!!! It looks excellent

thanks Mike, I know all MM members have seen it but
thought I would add something to the DIY.

Definitely!!!

We're glad you added it to this site and we welcome any of your old posts/pictures/projects as well as anything new.

Great set up, Jimmy!

I for one am glad you shared it because I'm new to this forum.

I only wish I had a room like that to set one up too!

Thanks for sharing!

How hard would this project be for someone with limited carpentry skills be to do?
Looks great I bet pictures don't even capture it as good as it looks in person.

Micheal wrote:How hard would this project be for someone with limited carpentry skills be to do?
Looks great I bet pictures don't even capture it as good as it looks in person.

As long as you can use a tape, and saw , and level, it would be easy.
Proper planning is the key.
measure twice, cut once.

ok i have to tell the truth about this tank jims wife did all the work and jim took all the credit, this tank is a lot smaller then the 210 but i think it looks better the fish in the 210 are much sweeter then the ones in this tank but the tank just looks too cool the way jim put it together.

Ahhh yes . There's that picture of Madonna again. Most of the time i don't pay attention to hitch-hikers but I'ld break my neck if I drove by that one.

Yea ,behind that Madonna pic is the control room. Almost a secret room. LOL. Mitch knows........Thats where the 75 gal. spieces tank is too. (Buccochromis n.) I used to have 8 tanks back there.

Beautiful setup!