my new 1000 gallon setup

[guppyzone]

my dad's hookin me up big time, gonna instal a 1000 gallon tank in my wall for free got a ton of stock ideas, just need some help decidin on a few things

flame angel's a def, also thinkin about a coflake beauty angel
need suggestions for a large angel, cant decide between a few options
some bartletts anthias would be sweet, maybe a teira batfish too
auriga butterfly and black+white heniochus are also on the list
copperband butterfly and golden butterfly are possibilities
plannin on gettin a few tankraised banggais
also gonna have a pair of ocellaris clowns, a school of green chromis
thinkin about a single or pair of firtideflow, maybe a royal gramma or orchid dottyback
foxface rabbitfish, blue spot ray, and picasso trigger are all on the list
sixline wrasse and hawaikento4 cleaner wrasse too
blonde and regular naso, a blue tang, yellow tang, sailfin tang
also thinkin about a powder blue tang, powder brown tang, and a purple tang
any comments would be awesome, thanks

[guppyzone]

for the big angel, i'm thinkin either a blue ring or emperor, both would look awesome in a 1000 gallon tank

[guppyzone]

also considering a regal blue tang

[guppyzone]

also thought of a longnose butterfly

[Nexar]

"hey what do you think about a bamboo shark? would be a pretty cool addition"

[dougmac]

"My advice would be to construct a robust steel frame within the wall to support the tank, given the substantial weight of a 1000-gallon tank. The dimensions of the tank are crucial in this context, could you please share the planned specifications?"

[guppyzone]

still trying to nail down the design

[guppyzone]

Bamboo Shark doesn't do it for me, too aggressive

[dougmac]

You're probably better off flattening a non-load bearing wall and having a welder rebuild it with heavy-duty steel, a thousand gallon tank is gonna weigh like 4-5 tonnes when full. That's equivalent to having five cars built into your wall. It's gonna take a lot of work and even more money, but if your dad's paying for it then you don't have to worry about the cost. I'd recommend checking out AC Aquatics, they build great tanks for a reasonable price, their work is top-notch.

[falconix9]

And make sure it's on a concrete floor, don't wanna risk the foundation giving in under the weight of that massive tank.