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On a new build. 190 gallon deep sea aquatics pro tank.
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Rippinfrags
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Looking good! Now get some water in that beast
m-six hundred
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Working on it
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coralreefjunkie
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Sweet! I love the islands effect!!!
m-six hundred
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No there is 120 lbs of figi pink sand in my tank. I'm not really a fan of the Bb look.
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m-six hundred
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Plumbing is done.
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There are three large pieces of rock. The heaviest one weighing 43 lbs. they are cemented to an upside down porcelain floor tile using hydraulic cement. I have about 105 lbs total weight of brs dry pukani. I also used 120 lbs of figi pink sand in the display and another 15 lbs in the refugium.
There are three large pieces of rock. The heaviest one weighing 43 lbs. they are cemented to an upside down porcelain floor tile using hydraulic cement. I have about 105 lbs total weight of brs dry pukani. I also used 120 lbs of figi pink sand in the display and another 15 lbs in the refugium.
m-six hundred
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Water is in the tank. It took almost two days to fill it.
I am using the bean animal drain design. My tank came with three 1" drains, these were upsized to 1 1/2" drains inside the overflow box.
The main drain pipe is submerged 12" below the waterline with a full siphon on it. It is handling around 1,250 GPH. The other two drains are reserved as safety back up drains in case the main drain becomes clogged.
The picture below is of the main drain with a gate valve on it and the primary emergency drain. The main drain is 100% functioning and you can see there are no bubbles or turbulence. It's is 100% dead silent. So far I'm very happy with it.
Water is in the tank. It took almost two days to fill it.
I am using the bean animal drain design. My tank came with three 1" drains, these were upsized to 1 1/2" drains inside the overflow box.
The main drain pipe is submerged 12" below the waterline with a full siphon on it. It is handling around 1,250 GPH. The other two drains are reserved as safety back up drains in case the main drain becomes clogged.
The picture below is of the main drain with a gate valve on it and the primary emergency drain. The main drain is 100% functioning and you can see there are no bubbles or turbulence. It's is 100% dead silent. So far I'm very happy with it.
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Here is the sump running with zero turbulence. I am using a reef octopus DC 5500. Another great buy. I have never had such a quiet pump.
Here is the sump running with zero turbulence. I am using a reef octopus DC 5500. Another great buy. I have never had such a quiet pump.
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