Do you think this is good enough? I have a built in probe holder but the holes need to be reamed a lil bit, forgot to do that before filling up the tank. I'd say almost an inch of it is submerged
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Dan's 150 Rebuild
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That's just fine. But what is holding it up so it doesn't fall into the tank?
It won't fall. Its in a probe holder. Only way it would fall in is if it snapped in half. The holes aren't big enough so it can only go down so far.
I was gonna open the holes up a little bit but if that's submerged far enough I'll just leave it be.
Few more progress pics
I know the wires are a mess but I'm not done getting everything where I need it to be.
mounted the display to the outside of the tank
When would u guys recommend I put sand in the fuge? I don't have my rock in the display yet so I wasn't sure if I should wait til afterwards or just put it in now?
Anyone? Looking to pick up something tomorrow
Doesn't really matter, it will cloud the water, so I would do it before you focus on your main tank
That's what I figured, I just didn't know if it would be pointless to put live sand in now if I'm just gonna wind up cycling the tank anyways once I add the old rock.
Does anyone know if i can get starboard-like material at Everything Plastic???
Do u know if Everything Plastic will cut to size?
Lol figured I'd ask here firstUmmmmmm
Why don't you give them a call.
Next question..does anyone know where I can find inside dimensions of my tank. obviously it'd be easier to measure it but there's water in there already. I tried googling it but couldn't find much, just outside dimensions
This is right on the link I gave you, right next to the cutting boards:
"Custom fabrication is just a call away.... call our acrylic fabrication experts to discuss your needs. 877-677-8872"
Aquarium glass tends to be clear. Standing in front of your tank, with a tape measure, you can see the side glass by staring through the glass. Place the one end of the tape measure on the inside edge of the side glass and measure to the other inside edge. Repeat this proceedure for your side glass. And you don't get wet!
I would have the cutting board cut a minimum of 1/8 inch....I'd go for a 1/4 inch smaller.
I like the sarcasm lol I knew I could do that I just don't wanna get it wrong and have them cut something. Plus I have to measure for the overflow walls too in the corners
You can do this through the glass as well......and extremely easy if the overflow is symmetrical.
It should be symmetrical I would imagine.
I'm heading to Aquarium Center right now to get salt and sand for my fuge. Should I get a specific kind of sand or just whatever I like?