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alright, thanks....any idea of ballpark price id be looking at??

well, the closet is over 8' tall, so should have plenty of space above.

the closest is on concrete slab..id think would be able to hold a lot of weight...i have another "coat" closet next to the main closet which i can house a sump, pump and skimmer.... Any ideas on how to support or brace the acrylic? thanks, robb

Here is my plan..looking for some advice and/or help. I have a approximately a 6' wide closet by 30" deep. Id like to turn into a large acrylic fish tank. thinking i could brace from top and bottom and have a rectangular tank with dimensions of 6' long X 30" wide X 5' tall...or taller...

yeah some info would help:) 125 Gallon tank set up for about a year..... 3 damsels, two clown, cleaner shrimp, spider shrimp, red-tail, two turbo snails, two crabs.....50lbs live rock, two anenomies No ammonia, no nitrate, .05 nitrite...ph is good Lighting is two Actinics, two 175 watt Metal...

Can some please let me know what I can buy to get rid of green algea growing in the sand and all of my rocks? I also have brownish algea growing on the tank....I've tried some chemicals but have not had any luck....should i change my lighting schedule or is there some fish that i can buy to eat...

same problem Did you fix your problem? I have the same problem with my tank, it looks horrible with the brown sand. Did anyone help your problem? Robber

So did you have a lot of green algae, and now the brown stuff?

Tank is about 10 months, 125G saltwater. Not using Reverse Osmosis, just filling it up with tap water.

I have annoying brown algae growing on the front and sides of my tank. It is really hard to get off the glass and looks like powder when cleaning it off. Does anyone know what might be causing this, and how I may fix it? THere was bright green algae growing, now this. Thanks, Robbber