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The Grizz 05-25-2013 04:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fishytime (Post 820491)
just wait til the plumbing for the other two tanks gets down there!

60 gal will have its own sump as its temp has to be maintained at 75* for the seahorse's. The 30 gal will only have 2 lines, overflow & return.

But there still is 4 return pumps & 8 return lines to plumb yet.

Proteus 05-25-2013 12:42 PM

You think tuning the drains be a PTA with being tied into common line. Would it be easier to have valves after the T where they tie in on the full siphon. Just a thought





Looks good though

reefwars 05-25-2013 02:24 PM

Lookin good buddy ;)




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fishoholic 05-25-2013 04:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Grizz (Post 820494)
60 gal will have its own sump as its temp has to be maintained at 75* for the seahorse's. The 30 gal will only have 2 lines, overflow & return.

But there still is 4 return pumps & 8 return lines to plumb yet.

Barf that's a lot of plumbing, must be a pita to do it all!

BTW If you get the tang I was dumb enough to not buy please post pic's!

The Grizz 05-26-2013 03:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Titus99 (Post 820535)
You think tuning the drains be a PTA with being tied into common line. Would it be easier to have valves after the T where they tie in on the full siphon. Just a thought
Looks good though

I'm probably going to take out the tee's & replace with elbows once I have secured the lines with some custom brackets on the front 2 sets. The back is just the emergency drain that will remain fully open.

Quote:

Originally Posted by fishoholic (Post 820561)
Barf that's a lot of plumbing, must be a pita to do it all!

Actually I really enjoy doing this kind of plumbing, making it as clean & sleek as possible. The returns will be a little more of a challenge to get just right.

fishoholic 05-26-2013 04:19 AM

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Originally Posted by The Grizz (Post 820698)


Actually I really enjoy doing this kind of plumbing, making it as clean & sleek as possible. The returns will be a little more of a challenge to get just right.

Huh.....well that good. I hate plumbing!

WildExpressions 05-28-2013 05:48 PM

Hi Greg, it is Steve (not sure what accounts you would remember me from but it is Binarywhisper on Ebay, Steve @ Quinte Reef Services and @ WildExpressions Corals as well). Found the thread and have subscribed.

When a person buys the amount of hardware you did it makes me very curious as to what the heck they are doing. Now that I see it all I can say is that the build looks awesome. I'm a hard core DIY'er myself and I thoroughly enjoyed reading the thread and look forward to following your progress.

The Grizz 05-28-2013 05:59 PM

Hey Steve, first of all welcome to CanReef!! Second, thanks for the items you helped me acquire.

I guess I should gather ALL the pieces of equipment together and take a few pics of that as well, it might take an hr to gather it all up from all my hiding spots.

Hope to get more going on this build soon. Totally swamped with work and dealing with major pain from pinched nerves in my neck so it's a little tough to go all day and then work on the tank at night.

Check out my DIY led build for a little read Steve.


Stay clear..... this Bear bites off limbs!!

Zoaelite 05-28-2013 06:32 PM

As Titus stated there is natural painkillers that will work wonders for you Greg :). I tend to enjoy my tank more when I'm relaxed, if you know what I mean.

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Proteus 05-28-2013 06:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Zoaelite (Post 821338)
As Titus stated there is natural painkillers that will work wonders for you Greg :). I tend to enjoy my tank more when I'm relaxed, if you know what I mean.

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