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09-28-2011, 04:37 PM
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Great looking
Great looking tank project you have going. I'm just getting back into the hobby and was planning a tank similar to yours with the bean overflow as well. What lighting fixture do you have there? It looks very nice.
Last edited by waynefish; 09-28-2011 at 04:59 PM. 
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09-29-2011, 06:18 AM
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Water Testing
The tank and sump are full of freshwater and have been running all night. So far no leaks
 . There is a fair bit of noise which I need to fix. There is a significant trickling sound coming from the water flowing into the overflow as well as the water trickling over into the filter socks. For the filter socks I'm going to get an acrylic cover as there is a bit of splashing as well. I think I might try raising the water level in the overflow a bit which might help.The lights are not a major brand. I bought them off ebay from a company in Ontario. They were very inexpensive, but I'm hoping do the trick. The package cost around $330 plus tax with free shipping and included ballasts, fixture and bulbs. I'm sure the bulbs aren't great, but I can replace those. Here is a link to the ebay page. Here's a couple pics of where things are at. I'm going to start making RO/DI and rinsing sand tomorrow night in hopes of having some water and sand and possibly rock in this weekend.    
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11-06-2011, 04:22 AM
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Update
There have been many issues so far, but here is a brief update. The scape is done, and the fuge light is in. I still need to install the power bars and get the cycle going. I also need to figure out how to get water pumping from the sump to the fuge as I had to remove the section I built into the return plumbing due to issues.
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