Eidillitih,
feel free to do so... and don't forget to install pumps&pipes for your waterchanges if you have the choice. It pays off a lot (at least because you'll really do the frequent changes if its that easy ;-))
ReefMan,
is there anything you're particulary interested in?
It hurts so much to show those ugly old pics that i'll only attach some if you don't ask for more ;-)
boris MAC,
i attached a pic with the empty tank to this post.
The grey box at the left are two overflowboxes in one.
The left one in it is equipped with two pipes leading into the sump, one at the bottom
for normal overflow with a ball-valve in it to dam up the water so you cant hear the waves
and the other pipe ending a little above tankwater level for safety (if first is closed for some reason).
The right one has 4 drillings two for sucking-in the water for the external red dragon
current pumps and 2 for return into the tank.
I would always recommend dam-up able overflows if using waveboxes to reduce sound-output.
Here are the pics:
Theres a hole in the wall (and the old door is gone):
The V2A steel stand:
The frontglas is being lifted and later glued:
The tank itself with half finished lighthood and installed waveboxes and some streams:
The overflows from back side:
The first coral (a montipora)
best,
Ralf
feel free to do so... and don't forget to install pumps&pipes for your waterchanges if you have the choice. It pays off a lot (at least because you'll really do the frequent changes if its that easy ;-))
ReefMan,
is there anything you're particulary interested in?
It hurts so much to show those ugly old pics that i'll only attach some if you don't ask for more ;-)
boris MAC,
i attached a pic with the empty tank to this post.
The grey box at the left are two overflowboxes in one.
The left one in it is equipped with two pipes leading into the sump, one at the bottom
for normal overflow with a ball-valve in it to dam up the water so you cant hear the waves
and the other pipe ending a little above tankwater level for safety (if first is closed for some reason).
The right one has 4 drillings two for sucking-in the water for the external red dragon
current pumps and 2 for return into the tank.
I would always recommend dam-up able overflows if using waveboxes to reduce sound-output.
Here are the pics:
Theres a hole in the wall (and the old door is gone):
The V2A steel stand:
The frontglas is being lifted and later glued:
The tank itself with half finished lighthood and installed waveboxes and some streams:
The overflows from back side:
The first coral (a montipora)
best,
Ralf
