He has tons of videos that cover all of what your asking...

^^Not only this, but I'm sure he'll show you how he built this one too.

Thanks Adam! PS: This build is mediocre compared the the high tech planted im working on!

still a bit mangled, but i'll live! PS: I kept making videos even during the healing process. You can see the brace on in a few older videos. NOTHING will stop me from making these videos! haha

great videos man

i agree he chopped and changed alot

Fluval E-series are pretty good heaters. They give you very precise control.

I like most titanium heaters. Eheim jager, and hydor inline.

Nope. The door opens INTO the next room. I have more than enough space. looks like a tight squeeze is all.

You should throw that in your next vid. lol I have seen this question asked a few times.

The door on the left opens INTO the furnace room. I agree in that if he tore down that wall, he could have moved the door to a different location.

Impossible. On the other side of the tank is a support. On the other side of the support is duct work. So it was either put the door where it is, or the tank started there. It looks way worse than it is. Definitely will touch base on that in a following video.

It is not what i had planned either. However while editing the video i WAS going to air, I realized that I can not begin this build without talking about how I got here.

+The king of DIY I don't know if you'll get this message but I just wanted to say that you are very likable person and that's why I think most of us don't get agitated or impatient and understand that it takes time and are more than willing to wait. Believe me when I say that I can't wait to see all your projects and hope that you never change just be yourself. So don't think that you can't think tell us what you are doing it makes us excited about what's to come and look forward to future videos.

it's amazing what you can come up with given a little time and creativity. on the cheap I mean,

wow, that's quite a bit of space for 3 lil goldies. Now I'm not really a pro here or anything like that, but I do have a couple years on experience and testing under my belt. I really don't think you need an air pump in your case. If anything, can you raise the water to a level of the water return line so that it creates some bubbles>? But what I really meant to share with you was my first test with fish 2 years ago. I put a 20 gallon pond on my roof with a solar pump and 3 feeder goldfish from Petco. 2 of the fish died mysteriously after a few months, the last goldfish is still alive. All I ever did was add water from evaporative loss. I might have cleaned the filter once or twice.. The filter, was not really a filter lol, just a mechanical filter to prevent solids from entering the impeller. If you have the air filter, why not use the bubbles in a way that you find esthetically pleasing? Set them up on a timer or a switch and channel the air in creative ways!

No problem. I actually specially stated what they did about it in the original video.

Thanks its been awhile, I will go back an watch again. Looking forward to this 375!!!

No. it opens into the next room. I will show how that works when i air the video on building that tank into the wall.

+The king of DIY thank you very much

Thanks Pal!

Or is it just the light?

My guess is he is making a decent income from the KZfaq views, which is driven by all these great builds.

I think its silicon

The Acrylic? not silicone. Silicone won't hold. Probably Weld-on or a similar product. I'm sure he'll mention it in a future video.

ok thanks

For Acrylic, it's Weld-On 4 and 16. Number 16 is more gel-like. Reminds me of the glue that I used when I was young building those plastic model airplanes / cars. Silicone is used for glass.

Weldon 4