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[need_havoc]

hello,
i am interested in putting a fish tank in my home bar, so i thought this might be a good place for some advice. the problem is that i want to sink it in the wall flush. and on the other side is my master closet. just consirned about moisture and smell?

 

[PrettyFishies]

Welcome!

Well, there will always be moisture. I guess what you coul do is erect some kind of fixture that will separate the tank form the rest of the closet - Think a half of a box (but something more sturdy, like wood)? Then make it so that its removable so you can work on the tank when you need to.

Post pics.... that might be helpful

 

[rich311k]

Welcome to AA!!!

 

[need_havoc]

this might sound stupid, but i cant figure out how to post pics. can i email them to somebody to help me?

 

[roka64]

WELCOME TO AA!!

Please do not cycle your tank with live animals.

Are you going to do SW or FW?
What size tank?
I don't think moisture or smell will be a problem.

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[need_havoc]

thanks, see if this works. the tank i thought was about 40 gal. but not sure. it will go in the wall at the end of the bar.

 

[roka64]

What, no dart board!!? LOL! Nice looking bar. You will have to reinforce the wall to support the weight. You could even put a picture frame around the hole to make it look like a living picture. Make sure you leave yourself plenty of room to do tank maint.

 

[drobertson]

looks like a good spot to watch the game.
Welcome to AA!!!!!!!!!

 

[melosu58]

Welcome To AA

 

[Algenco]

Welcome to AA!

 

[madhatter208]

Nice bar..
Only thing I would change is the BUD poster.
Guinness would do just fine

 

[artoledo]

Welcome to AA! Dont forget to register. 4x4's would make a great support for the tank. Maybe you can buy one of those moisture absorbing buckets at one of your local hardware stores. They do great work on garages and there is tons of moisture there.