dreaminmel
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Redone setup unveiling!
My computer is still in the process of being set back up so I finally knuckled down and used the hubby's laptop for this. Couldn't wait any longer! lol
Here is a link to info on my prior history if curious. Link
The 125g has now been relocated. It was on a wall in the living room but is now "built in" to the 5ft doorway that used to separate our living room and dining room. All plumbing was revamped to the basement sump as the sump had to be relocated to the other side of the basement. I also took the opportunity to have the tank drilled for a 1500gph glass-holes.com overflow and purchased two penductors for the two return lines. This setup really cranks out some flow! The first time I turned on the plumbing I had to run back downstairs and dial down the flow as the penductors were shooting water out the other side of the canopy
Here are some pics of the new overflow setup for those that may not have caught that thread.
My computer is still in the process of being set back up so I finally knuckled down and used the hubby's laptop for this. Couldn't wait any longer! lol
Here is a link to info on my prior history if curious. Link
The 125g has now been relocated. It was on a wall in the living room but is now "built in" to the 5ft doorway that used to separate our living room and dining room. All plumbing was revamped to the basement sump as the sump had to be relocated to the other side of the basement. I also took the opportunity to have the tank drilled for a 1500gph glass-holes.com overflow and purchased two penductors for the two return lines. This setup really cranks out some flow! The first time I turned on the plumbing I had to run back downstairs and dial down the flow as the penductors were shooting water out the other side of the canopy
Here are some pics of the new overflow setup for those that may not have caught that thread.
I personally don't think the rock stack is all that special but that's because I was thinking long term. I wanted to keep the ends open due to the way the flow cycles around the whole tank, wanted to keep the top section open for coral growth, had to stack right down the middle to allow for side growth and had to include 3 caves for the tangs to sleep in. The fact that I accomplished all of those goals amazes me in and of itself. :lol: I do think the view from the other side is more pleasing so I'll have to snap to it w/ getting more pics.
