shocker444
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Looks good man your so lucky I use a sediment 1 micron carbon and 5 micron carbon for every 80 gallons it sucks but I'm glad I'm moving
Yep right on. The stand weighs a lot and was there for a couple months so I think it settled all it could. I tweaked the leveling the day before I picked up the tank.Awesome!
Did everything stay level now that its fully filled? Ours looks like its about 1/8" low on one side, I think it may be the carpet.
Octopus Regal 300INThi good luck,love you tank and keep update us
what kind of skimmer are you useing?
Tank looks great. How are those overflows?
Is the tank sitting directly on the plywood on top of the stand, or did you use foam as well. Seriously considering these builders for my 365.
It cycled about 2 months ago in the basement. Just expended it pretty much. Nothing detectible. Bare bottom yes.Fish! Has the tank cycled and did you add anything to speed up the process? Are you planning to leave the bottom bare?
I really love the 48in width allowing for multiple rows of rock and still have room to clean all sides of the glass. In my 125 there's not much hope for cleaning the back wall.
Question: You mention in your last video that you are away during the day and don't often get a chance to see your tank when it is fully lit. Why don't you gradually shift the photoperiod to suit your schedule?
Dave.M