After collecting the tank from the LFS
Note the grin.
Steph used his birthday drill to put it all togetherand then problems appear, the tank on the stand completely smothered the security telephone, so we had to reengineer the room.
the dining table is on the otherside and the tanks where the dining table was...
and the golfish tank looks so small!!!And i think at this point ill give some stats about the Aqua One 620T, only because the manufacoters website sucks...
AR620T
Height: 72cm
Width: 62 cm
Depth 38 cm
Volume: 130L
Biofilter: On top, powered by powerhead
The stand was interesting, they had supplied old instructions with the kit, and we nearly had kittens when we found out that we were 10 screws short! but then we noticed that the instructions included things for the back panels which were way too thin to have anything done to them so we relaxed and started building. Steph managed very well and the stand was built in 1/2 hr.
By then we were so buggered, and we had people over for dinner we had to stop I had to cook dinner.
Tank and Stand: $454.40
Driftwood (2bits): $25.56
Gravel Cleaner: $15.20
Total = 495.16
Balance = 495.16
1 comment:
Hey, I just got the same tank too. It's like your own bloody ocean, I have to put my swimmers on to clean it :)
How many fish do you have in your tank? I don't to overcrowd mine.
Cheers
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