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Wow that is a steal whoever picks that up!

Thank you, I'll check it out Monday if its still there!

They are a great source for invert and macro information!

I'm not sure, there's prob other corals that have some really nice color pairings with a good macro shot, but I'm not very knowledgeable on that stuff.

Lighting, alot of $$ and sometimes photoshopped.

Did you end up figuring out where the leaking was coming from?

They will knock over any frags that are loose, I've had to reglue a couple plugs because of the one i got, completely lost a zoa frag to my eel, was upset but wasnt gonna wreck the rockscape looking for it.

I love those snails, when the small ones climb on thier shell to clean em is great to see! I can trade you some small trochus snails for a big one if your up for it! A bunch spawned and are growing in the sump, so they range from tiny to small, I can get you some pics.

Mark the middle of the pvc that goes inbetween the 2 joints with a marker, so you know the halfway point.

U might of slipped one end of the pvc too much into the 45 and had a short amount left for the coupler or vice-versa, I ended up doing that on my tank and had to redo it to fix the leak.

Oh, you mean the coupler between the 45 and the sump bulk, that could be it.

Is that circle where its leaking?

If its from the joints, you prob need to redo that strech of pvc above the union.

Turn off the pump, dry the pipes and see if water is leaking, its coming from the bulklhead seal, if it isn't its the joint.

Can you tell if its leaking from the joint connection or from the bulkhead seal?

What gph is your pump?

It's a portable one for the house sump and fridge, I only connect my cheap power head (heater too if needed) as I don't wanna risk the more expensive equipment getting damaged. I'm not an electrician, just going off what I heard from someone else, lol. Icecap doesnt make the 1k and 3k gyres...

That ball valve is supposed to go on the overflow btw, at least on a herbie set up. I don't THINK its that big a deal though the way the rest of the pipe is set up.

You don't need to worry about it sagging as much as vibration, but you can add a silicon matt under the pump to help with vibration, it will dampen it a little bit and reduce the noise of it shaking on the glass.

No matter how neat you try to be, to get a good seal you will see the primer so def get the clear if your worried about aesthetics.