well i finally have some time to update. So after being pressured by my neighbors to get the tank out of garage they offered some help one afternoon. I came in from work open garage and 5 minutes later 5 of us were ready for a work out (sorry i didn't take pictures but we need all our hands. Most of all thank you all those who offered to move tank. Took 3 dollies and brute force but it was worth it. I qoute matt next door. "my kid will finish collage by the time you move that tank it". Rob and mike were kind enough to add to pressure
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there is about 20 gallons here. As i write the i am at around 80 gallons. I have cleaned and rinsed off sand and it's ready to be added tomorrow. All electrical is complete (thanks mike janes on reefkeeper crash course). I will take more pictures of electrical. Next up on work is wiring up t5 and led. First time being off from work on call in almost a year.
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Looking good! The wait time for RO is crazy at that volume, I could not believe it took you 30 hours to get to the level when I saw it Sunday.
Well that pump is amazing tank is full. Salt added. Might not do sand as I like the black bottom so if anyone wants 300 pounds of sand brand new. Next up monitor levels and add Rock aquascaping. Still haven't touched lights. Looking for help to wire t5 and suggestions.
nice, If you need any help wiring up the T5's, LMK, I don't have any opinions other than I run my LEDs and T5s for 8-9 hr a day and run blues very heavy. Everyone has their own "snake oil" so don't even want to join that opinion "fest"
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mike
what are your light plans again z? D120s and t5?
If so i would have the d120s in the middle with t5s on either side. That's what i've done on my downstairs tanks and the light spread is awesome this way.
What are your light plans again Z? D120s and T5?
If so I would have the D120s in the middle with T5s on either side. That's what I've done on my downstairs tanks and the light spread is awesome this way.