Crepusculum
New member
Ack! that's not good to hear Matt
Will work for Diet Coke and Skillz
- Thread starter cerreta
- Start date
SWSaltwater
New member
dude that sux, I have a 29 gallon sitting on my front porch at home that you can have.
SWSaltwater
New member
Just to clarify it was the fomer sump for my 80 gallon system and does have some deposits and dead feather dusters encrusted on the side. Should get you over the hump until a new sump/fuge can be built.
McCrary
Can't Stop Time
Thanks man, but I just got a 30L from Tropical Kingdom. I went to 9 different stores to find the tank. I called tropical kingdom to see of they had one, they said they didn't and I began searching tucson. After 2 Petcos, 6 PetSmarts and Desert Pet I went back to Tropical Kingdom to order one in. As I was wandering around I saw one shoved behind another tank a jumped for joy. But I will have to reduce the width of the acrylic that was used. I think that it was a little too wide and when I shoved it into place it put too much stress on the side of the tank and caused it to crack along the side. Hopefully the tank will be up and running pretty soon and I can start stocking it. I can't wait to get my Regal Angel back, he has been sorely missed.
SWSaltwater
New member
Good to hear, the regal no longer wants to come home, he has moved on and wants to stay with me 
lovelylinda
Premium Member
Matt, I didn't know he was yours- he's so beautiful.
McCrary
Can't Stop Time
He is really cool. His colors become even more vibrant when he gets in a bigger tank with tons of live rock and hiding places. He is quite the bully once he is established. I had to get rid of a navarchus because the Regal was so mean to him. Rob has been doing an awesome job of taking care of him. He gets sponge every now and then to help keep him strong.
nurjrk
New member
Jeffo? I used to be called Jeffro when I was younger, but thats neither here nor there. Tank looks great, maybe when I get a tank (who knows when that will be) you could help me set it up? I'm most worried about the plumbing. This will probably require you to make a trip to Ohio though. I will buy you all the diet Coke you could drink 
Jeff (aka Jeffo)
Jeff (aka Jeffo)
cerreta
Premium Member
cool, Jeffro I'm there. I think I will start calling you this at work, bet it catches on real quick...hehehe:smokin:
I have family up in Akron. I'm sure they would love to have me visit.
My plumbing skillz have certainly evolved. And, if I could just grow a larger azz and pull my pants lower to expose my butt crack, then I could call myself a professional plumber :lol: :lol: :lol:
In these past few aquascapings, I think I have gained quite a bit of knowlege and skill of sump designs that work better to produce bubble-free returns, aquascaping (my speed has improved), and plumbing.
I use several techniques when applying permanent and non-permanent glues that maximize strength and reduces leak potential, but also has adavantages of upgrading and changing plumbing schemes without having to cut through PVC to remove and replace sections. I have also been leak free in the last two plumbing jobs, which I learned from my CLC leak problem on my 110tall build.
I have family up in Akron. I'm sure they would love to have me visit.
My plumbing skillz have certainly evolved. And, if I could just grow a larger azz and pull my pants lower to expose my butt crack, then I could call myself a professional plumber :lol: :lol: :lol:
In these past few aquascapings, I think I have gained quite a bit of knowlege and skill of sump designs that work better to produce bubble-free returns, aquascaping (my speed has improved), and plumbing.
I use several techniques when applying permanent and non-permanent glues that maximize strength and reduces leak potential, but also has adavantages of upgrading and changing plumbing schemes without having to cut through PVC to remove and replace sections. I have also been leak free in the last two plumbing jobs, which I learned from my CLC leak problem on my 110tall build.
