Plumbing test & Spaybars

[winland]

Well after some delays and setbacks we are ready to do a freshwater test of the plumbing and spaybars.

So far so good, knock on wood and cross my fingers.

The above photo is with a flash.
The photo below is without a flash

Full tank shot without flash

The left and right spaybars are being feed by seperate Mag 18 pumps. The spaybars are easily removable for cleaning or adding additional holes, enlarging holes, or other adjustments.

One additional photo, underwater...

Chuck

 

[viowyn]

what pump is running that?

 

[viowyn]

never mind I should read more carefully

 

[Vinnie71975]

Nice Flow looks awesome!

 

[Rip Current]

Dont waste your time and money on a spray bar.
Get two laguna pond pumps and build a closed loop.
Low watts, low heat transfer and 8200 gallons per hour= happy corals!!

 

[SpSFreakFix]

That doesnt really help him at this point in time.

 

[winland]

Filling the tank, 40 gallons at a time.

winland

 

[SpSFreakFix]

Looks like it will make for an amazing tank there winland. Its 360 gallons right?

 

[SpSFreakFix]

oops never mind 375. Found it in your signature.

 

[winland]

Outside deminsions are 95"l x 32"w x 30.5"tall
But it will actually hold about 360 gallons plus the sump.

winland

 

[SpSFreakFix]

well regaurdless it looks like its coming along pretty good.

 

[MACDad]

I can't wait to see some fish in that, Chuck!

 

[winland]

Hey Fred, nice to see you are checking in on the forum occasionally.

I got enough water into the tank so that I could install my powerhead. Hopefully this will not be overkill for the tank.

:rollface: :rollface: :rollface:

winland