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Nope, all the weight is distributed among the bottom frame. No need for a plywood bottom. Similar in design to metal stands.
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Cool! Thanks for the info. Keep those pics coming!
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I still can't believe that sump cutout was all DIY...that's awesome.
I also love how tall these dang 280s are. Oh and your electrical 'hub' behind the tank is scary haha! |
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Yeah, that was temporary. The was a partially finished bar sitting where the tank is now. The bar was wired, conveniently with 2 circuits, those where the wires from it.
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Ok here are some more pics. The tank transfer ended up being somewhat of a spur of the moment decision but it ended up going as smooth as you could ask for. Its easy when you have a fully functional tank sitting 10' away to transfer everything into.
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And a couple shots of everything a day or two after the transfer. Well not everything, there are still a lot of corals in my sump at this point.
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