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  1. 09-04-2011, 05:06 PM #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by IPisces View Post
    Odd things...such as?
    Crazy people like you questioning him


    Can't wait to tell my wife what this tank costed you so she can get off of my back for what I spent on mine in the past
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  2. 09-04-2011, 05:14 PM #32
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    Quote Originally Posted by krish View Post
    Crazy people like you questioning him
    Look whos talking!

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    Quote Originally Posted by IPisces View Post
    Look whos talking!
    Who??


    I showed my wife the pics of Bill cleaning the tank and she actually found it cool!! Said that's the only place she'd scuba dive because atleast you know there aren't any sharks in there LOL! I have to admit, this is a very very clean install. A lot of time and planning was taken into consideration here and attention to detail. Very nicely done!

    Speaking of sharks, this would have been a nice one for this tank. My buddy Andrew and I caught this guy in knee high water under a ledge one day while collecting stuff for our tank's. I was too chicken to hold it for the photo just to show how small he was so Andrew held it and I snapped the photo . It's a baby nurse shark for those that aren't sure.

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  4. 09-04-2011, 06:41 PM #34
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    Awsome pic krish! U moved to the reef and this guy put the reef in his house!
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    Quote Originally Posted by 1guydude View Post
    Awsome pic krish! U moved to the reef and this guy put the reef in his house!
    Haha! The guy in that picture (Andrew) put that shark in a 75gal tank . A week later it was back in the ocean . Not sure what he was thinking, but whatever floats their boat.

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  6. 09-04-2011, 10:09 PM #36
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    Wow! Incredible! Is this in your house?
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    Some pictures of my old 1500 gallon tank .




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    Dude can i be your friend??
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    I don't know if this would interest anyone but I do have pictures of the building process for the skimmers and the first dart needle wheels .
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    Quote Originally Posted by billwann View Post
    I don't know if this would interest anyone but I do have pictures of the building process for the skimmers and the first dart needle wheels .
    Oh you would be surprised
    There are a couple Skimmer nutcases on this sight that would LOVE those pics

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    Quote Originally Posted by IPisces View Post
    Oh you would be surprised
    There are a couple Skimmer nutcases on this sight that would LOVE those pics
    most certainly!
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    Quote Originally Posted by billwann View Post
    I don't know if this would interest anyone but I do have pictures of the building process for the skimmers and the first dart needle wheels .

    I'm sure many of us would be interested in as much detail as you have time to go into.

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    The first thing that had to be figured out was the needle wheel for the Dart pump , back in the day , 2006 there was no needle wheels for these things so I had to make them from scratch . the idea was put in my head form my friend Scott who wen on to sell them as volcano skimmers . I designed the original skimmer body and did all of the testing to make it work .
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    The first needle wheels ,






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    those were exciting days, lots of innovation was happening
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