MONSTER AQUARIUM setup 

Nicely done Joey. The project is coming along nicely.

awesome setup!

Great job bro. Looks awesome!

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Great info on how the filtration will work. Looks like a big job to mov the filters. Looking forward to seeing the remainder of the series. Also, congrats on hitting 80,000 subs!

Loved how this video had the feel of your older builds. Back to basics if you will. Great job and very informative.

Wow those stingrays are cool.

Nice job joey! I like the attention to detail that you put into the tanks. The lid for the overflow was sweet too!

Awesome job can't wait to see the fish in the aquariums

I used the same method to create my weirs. How do you remove that brown paper that is on most acrylic sheets?

Love these vids! Very inspiring! Keep up to great work and I hope the transition to the new tanks goes smoothly for you.

Hi Joey , I love your videos and tips. I just got a 6x2x2 foot tank and wandering what type if stand to do. I am thinking to use aluminium scaffolding pipes as they are light and i have to take up the stairs and the space is limited but the cost is quite high. The wooden stand type from this video will it hold the tank? the full tank is about 650 kg plus sand , rocks etc, will be around 750 kg.

So is it better to have a overflow box one side versus the middle

Great job as always, Joy!

Awesome job mate :)

I don't know if the acrylic would respond the same as wood, but you can get a dado set for the table saw, it's a set of blades for a certain width, so you could cut half an inch each time rather than using the single blade to cut each "tooth" in the acrylic. Just a thought, good video Joey!

It's been a pleasure to watch this series so far! Great stuff my friend!

It looks fantastic!

You are truly the King of DIY Joey. Thank you for sharing......

Nice job so far. Per usual, well planned and executed. You always make it look easy

Keep it up! It is awesome you are always going the extra mile!

What do you do with the old tanks that you have built, great vid btw. :)

This is looking amazing

Killer setup :)

Hello. Where do you live and where do you buy the asian arowana ? Thanks

Man Joey, I seriously can't believe this is just a "hobby" for you. Literally you're very talented for fish keeping and all your DIY builds :D

Nice joey. The acrylic is killing me. Its so expensuve out here there really is no point in trying... but i love the possibilities. Very excited to see it complete. Careful moving those rays!

I bet you don't look forward to your move. ..lol. Have you planned the new fish room plumbing and electrical?

Awesome as always! :)

i agree when are you going to start with saltwater systems I think you can help a lot of beginners is not the same reading in a forum how to do it but to see it done and your the guy for it think about it hard is going to get the hobby much bigger a lot of people get scared about salt water and don't even try it ,keep up with the videos congrats.

hey joey have you done the video on the calulation of the flow rate and the teeth size

Great Job! I enjoyed this video much more then the others in the series as you didn't seem rushed and it felt more natural. Great job on the build and looking forward to seeing the fish transfer process and breaking down the old tank!

Loved this video!mthanks Joey for taking your time for us

Hay there joey can you tell me what air pumps you use please thanks

Another great update

I would love to have that system for coral growings.

I really enjoy your more "professional" videos using the green screen and a bit more editing but I also miss the old videos of you just standing in front of your project and explaining it like you did here. Keep it up joey

Loving this build even more! Great job as always! Very interested on seeing how your going to transport the ray!

so your not going to use your 500 gallon tank no more?

Awsome your very smart

what is the liquid I saw sometime putting in the aquarium as far as I remember it's was maybe blue in colour or something and it had something to do with bacteria maybe not sure. anybody help

U should get a alligator snapping turtle to put in one of ur big tanks.

Your show has inspired me to build the 6 x 6 tank on my back porch instead of building a pond in the yard. Will share video of finished project upon completion probably this time next year. Keep doing what your doing man.

NEVER BUYING ANOTHER FISH TOOL AGAIN Ive been buying stuff from fish stores from as long as ive been in this hobby.You make it look easy, fun, cheap and vool so im going ALL DIY BABY thx joey while being 14 years of age

Wow. That is cool.

Hey Joey, u was wondering what tipe of glue or cement u use to cement the pvc together? I never had done that before, so I was wondering because I'm about to cement mines.

Just curious, anyone do this project?

i heard abs isnt good for fish

I used the same method to create my weirs. How do you remove that brown paper that is on most acrylic sheets?

NEVER BUYING ANOTHER FISH TOOL AGAIN Ive been buying stuff from fish stores from as long as ive been in this hobby.You make it look easy, fun, cheap and vool so im going ALL DIY BABY thx joey while being 14 years of age