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2.400 Liter

location: Kölle-Zoo Karlsruhe
tank size: 180cm (L) x 120cm (W) x 110cm (H)
volume - clear : 2600 Liter (with filter system)- without 2.400 Liter
aquarium tank weight clear: 600 kilogramm
decoration-stones: 700 kilogramm black slate
bottom ground: 250 kilogramm grey slate color bottom
plants: Crinum thaianum, Cryptocoryne usteriana, Anubias barteri var.nana, Anubias barteri var. caladiifolia"1705"

lightning: 3 x 150 Watt HQI (10.000 Kelvin)

This tank was set up and planned for different juvenile Malawi-Lake cichlids.

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Oliver Knott the aqua creator26-Oct-2007 09:15
James james.maslin@gmail.com gallery - 2.400 Liter hide | delete 18-Oct-2007 01:53:08
Any chance of a few up-to-date pictures of this amazing tank?

Sorry this layout don't existing anymore.

Regards, Oliver Knott
James 18-Oct-2007 01:53
Any chance of a few up-to-date pictures of this amazing tank?
Oliver Knott the aqua creator16-Jul-2006 13:04
Brad Valiukas brad.valiukas@hotmail.com gallery - 2.400 Liter hide | delete 01-Jun-2006 06:41:13
Oliver,

What did you use to secure the slate, together and to the glass?

Nice tank.

I use a special silikon called Inotec...can use it underwater and keep the stones really good togehter. Very safety.

Regards, Oliver Knott
Brad Valiukas 01-Jun-2006 06:41
Oliver,

What did you use to secure the slate, together and to the glass?

Nice tank.
Oliver Knott the aqua creator13-Jan-2005 15:00
Yes I stand in the tank when it was empty. It was very heavy because I use over 700kg stones.
Elbert 13-Jan-2005 14:47
Hi Oliver,

How did you build the stone-towers? did you stand in the tank? i looks really difficult.

greetings,

elbert (holland)
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