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Originally Posted by BlueTang<3
Can't wait to see how your making out with the closed .....  setting up big tanks is too much work
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They are alot of work for sure
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Originally Posted by StirCrazy
Looking good Grizz, I have been workign so much overtime I almost missed this, and I do agree with YOU on the "no closed loops" I have never thought if you have enough return flow that you need a closed loop.
you going to have this beast done by summer?
Steve
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Thanks Steve, hope to have this done in about a month or sooner, full of SW & running. Wife wants the other half of the livingroom back soon where the 165 & 60 are sitting. Decided to do 4 DC10000 pumps & 2 MP40's should be more then enough flow.
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Originally Posted by Reef Pilot
No ****** **** question here. But do you have any pics of your euro brace installed? Is it inside or on top of the tank sides? And whether you have any cut-outs or how you did it around the overflows? Thanks.
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I will post some pics later but the euro brace is on top of the tank side, really the only way they should be to add strength.
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Originally Posted by Titus99
Looking good Greg.
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Thanks Nick
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Originally Posted by lastlight
Talk about jack of all trades this is looking great!
I noticed your stand is all vertical supports without any of the diagonal bits I often see on large builds to prevent the stand's top from shifting sideways. Not required in your opinion?
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Originally Posted by Titus99
Good call.
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Wait until you see what I have planned for enclosing the stand & making my wife happy. No need for diagonal pieces, this stand doesn't shift one bit. I can put my full weight into pushing on the side of the tank & it's like a rock. Also remember there is still 2 tower cabinets ( each end ) & a 60 gal tank and stand to be added yet. Whole stand will be in cased in wood once done