cato
New England
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Cato's 250 gal in-wall system build.
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fishieness
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so THIS is where the money for the bumper is going.....
juuust kidding
that is going to be sweet!
PS: ill get you the pluming during the next meeting unless you have already gotten some new stuff?
juuust kidding
that is going to be sweet!
PS: ill get you the pluming during the next meeting unless you have already gotten some new stuff?
fishieness
New member
well although it would be a steal because i paid like 30 for jsut the lockline and flare nozzles, i said 7 bucks originaly. so we will keep it at that
I needed a rental while my Jeep was being fixed so I thought this would be fun to drive.:thumbsup:
cato
New England
Updated 9/2 OK I recieved 2 penductors (as it is printed on them) They have a little penguin on them. Would a Gen X PCX55X push them OK or Do I need more? They won't be my main source of flow, just trying to get more out of my returns. I have a feeling I will be modifying them also.
Here's a pic of them...
Here's a pic of them...
cato
New England
OK, more updates. Second coat of mud is up. One more to go and should be ready for paint by this weekend. Thank wall is done. There will be access doors from the front. I want to be able to feed and work on the tank from both front and back.
Plasma wall with all cables run in the wall.
This is where the fish room will be. The behind the scene stuff. Should be plenty of room.
Rear side of the tank wall just waiting for buildout. Soon...soon. Need to figure out how many outlet boxes to put here. Singles or doubles???
Plasma wall with all cables run in the wall.
This is where the fish room will be. The behind the scene stuff. Should be plenty of room.
Rear side of the tank wall just waiting for buildout. Soon...soon.
Need to figure out how many outlet boxes to put here. Singles or doubles???
JonTarutis
New member
I think you need to change the sediment filter on your RO!
JonTarutis
New member
Cato-
Just bustin your chops! Looks like you are making pretty good progress so far!
Just bustin your chops! Looks like you are making pretty good progress so far!
argi
Everybody Talks
I am using three 400 watters for my 220 (with a 70 gallon fuge and 50 gallon sump). I figure I have around 300 gallon water volume once everything is taken into account. They just started kicking on with the cool weather of late.
I could probably have gotten away with a little less, but figured I would play it safe. In case it matters they are controlled by my ACjr.
HTH,
Keith
cato
New England
Anyone ever use or know someone who used this stuff or something similar?
http://www.behr.com/behrx/act/view/products_detail?prodGroupId=14&catName=Concrete+Floor+Coatings&catId=16
Just wondering if it would be a good (or bad) idea to treat the concrete floor under where the set-up will be.
http://www.behr.com/behrx/act/view/products_detail?prodGroupId=14&catName=Concrete+Floor+Coatings&catId=16
Just wondering if it would be a good (or bad) idea to treat the concrete floor under where the set-up will be.
camarojweed
New member
I find it useful to just have the bare concrete, it absorbs some of the small spills, with that stuff you would go crazy trying to get every last drop or wait until it evaporated...JMO
Jason
Jason
JonTarutis
New member
It won't hurt Cato. A friend of mine uses something similar in his reptile shop for ease of clean-ups and sanitation. I believe he added a grit to it so it wasn't so slick once wet. As for the heaters.... see what you tank's average running temp is and go from there... you may not need any or need minimal.
Jon
Jon
camarojweed
New member
Page 4 is the most up to date, I do have some shots to put on of my clams that I just put in the show tank, and I have been slowly adding my sps frags to the tank...I also have to add a picture of my water change system...If there is something you want to see better I can take a shot of that..your system looks like it is coming along nicely...here to help if you have any questions...
