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March 17th 06, 08:32 PM
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Dry Tank
We have a 500 gallon salt water tank that was leaking. (8 ft wide x 4
ft high x 2 ft deep). It is not repairable and we do not want to spend the 10 grand it will cost to replace it. It was suggested that we would be able to utilize the tank as a "dry tank" which would house shells and dry coral in an attractive display similar to the one shown he http://www.molluscan.com/dennison/images/aquarium.jpg Does anyone have a recommendation as to who might be able to design this for us? We are a business located in Perris, CA (Southern California) 
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