Thanks.
The powerhead in the center is coming out. That was there just for flow while the rock cures. Maybe I'll put it low behind the rock (but accesible) blowing from behind...havn't decided, but for sure it's UGLY! The two sieo 1100's and the MAK4 return provide nice flow throughout. I was a little surprised, because I got info suggesting that 2x820's would be enough...after putting in the 1100's, I felt that even 2x1500's would still be nice (not too much flow)...and this is only a 65 gal.
I did cut a small piece of acrylic and made a cover for the overflow to stop all that salt spray (see it?). All I need to do now is manage the typhoon going on in my sump!!!! Thats where all the baffles really help out.
Now all you need...[is to]... have some frags now....
Now don't rub any "salt" in the wound!
Yeah...its embarasing to have nothing but a "bunch of rocks" in there.....

...but you got to start somewhere.
Anyway, just got to admit that I took some of your ideas and made them work...thanks...
JW....skimmer (see in my gallery) is one of Brent's (Barr Aquatic Systems) smaller beckett skimmers. Works VERY NICE! Brent (Zephrant here on RC) is a real artist with acrylic and NOWHERE on RC will you find anyone saying anything other than great things about his products. I love the airflow meter on this thing....I've had to adjust water flowing through the beckett a couple times (which will affect the amount of air drawn in) and I was able to maintain a consistent level of air being pulled in by simply re-adjusting the air valve...very nice feature.
Anyway...Still love your tank, Merv.
Cheers