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Old 06-02-2012, 03:59 AM
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Old 06-02-2012, 04:38 AM
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Oh no ... waiting for you to tearing apart and redo your plumbing, it looks like you are trying to torture me again Your building thread is the only one that I am following closely because the size of your tank is like mine and you have a terrific building skill too. I understand the humming sound can easily drive you nuts when you are sleeping next to it. My tank now is quite quiet, the only thing that still makes me go nuts sometimes when I have a difficult time to sleep is from the water sloshing down from the overflow box.
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Could you wrap the PVC pipes in those foamy pipe insulation thingies?

I'm quite sure that's the technical term.

I have an air pump (for my auto feeder) sitting on an old foam mousepad. It totally eliminates the vibration hum.
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