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Congrats Chris!!!!! who built the tank?

looks great Judeo!!!! great job!

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Sounds like you should be fine mark. Do you know what each breaker's amp rating is? Depending on what size return pump you go with I think you should be under 15 amps total. Have you figured the amp usage of all of the equipment? Now that's fun! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 2

I love packages that have to come on a pallet!!!!

Thats because no one else on here see's it as being a problem.

the guy who got it was from brooklyn as this same frag was posted on another site. its a $15 dollar frag....dont let it ruin your day.

I disagree about offers and acceptances being done in the fourms and not in pm. As a seller if someone says they want it you have to give them enough time to set up the details of the sale. If I was selling a popular item or something that was at a great price where I knew there would be a lot...

If you sign up for automatic delivery with F&S every 10th shipment is free. It was nice to know that my buckets of salt arrived the same time every month. The fedex guy didnt like it too much.

The things we do for this hobby!!! I thought I was crazy 2 weeks ago when I rented a uhaul and drove 2.5 hrs to Savannah, Ga for two 165g water storage tanks, an LM3 and pump.

That would be one pita to clean at 36" high!

take a look at the buildmyled.com strips. They look pretty impressive.

Mark, try tractor supply in allentown should have the stock tanks. There are a lot of threads on reefcentral that you can look at to see how people set them up. They are reef safe, no issues with the heater, people do replace the bulkheads but take a look.

If you're putting the sump in the basement why not just get a 100g Rubbermaid stock tank?

It's not a bad start but I think its best to over skim and based on the rating you will reach capacity pretty quickly. It might not be a bad way to start but you'll need to upgrade down the road.

Is there a model number? reef central has a head loss calculator on the home page and you can chose from the sequence pumps. The model numbers range from 2400 to 6000. If you know the model number you can play with the calculator. If it is equal to a barracuda then it will be plenty pump for...

Hey Mark....nice start to the build. Thats a great looking tank you go there. As far as using DC pumps from the basement I dont think they have enough power to push that high up. I might be wrong but I think I read the max head on DC12000 is 19ft so it might be close. Anyway, I am looking...

Looks great Judeo! Love the way you have the rock set up! Its great to be able to look at your thread and some others that bought some of my stuff before I moved and see how things are coming along. Keep it up!

have you tried nori sheets yet?

but you realize that you are adding po4 by adding food? All the rinsing in the world wont remove po4 from food.